The new head of global digital transformation at DLL has revealed how her extensive experience outside the industry will help reshape the asset finance journey for customers.
Daniela Weitmann, head of global digital transformation at DLL, spoke during a Fireside Chat hosted by the International Asset Finance Network, in association with White Clarke Group, an IDS company.
Jun 20, 2021
The new head of global digital transformation at DLL has revealed how her extensive experience outside the industry will help reshape the asset finance journey for customers.
Daniela Weitmann, head of global digital transformation at DLL, spoke during a Fireside Chat hosted by the International Asset Finance Network, in association with White Clarke Group, an IDS company.
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An in-depth discussion with Richard Jones, managing director of motor finance and leasing at Lloyds Banking Group, has revealed six key trends in asset finance that could shape the industry's future development. You can download a detailed summary of the debate using the form below.
During the discussion, hosted by the International Asset Finance Network, in association with global asset finance software specialist White Clarke Group (an IDS company), he provided insights on issues including the future of subscription services, how growing demand for plug-in cars may affect the used car market and why a co-ordinated approach is vital to achieving a review of the Consumer Credit Act.
Jun 09, 2021
An in-depth discussion with Richard Jones, managing director of motor finance and leasing at Lloyds Banking Group, has revealed six key trends in asset finance that could shape the industry's future development. You can download a detailed summary of the debate using the form below.
During the discussion, hosted by the International Asset Finance Network, in association with global asset finance software specialist White Clarke Group (an IDS company), he provided insights on issues including the future of subscription services, how growing demand for plug-in cars may affect the used car market and why a co-ordinated approach is vital to achieving a review of the Consumer Credit Act.
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Secured finance software provider, IDS, has announced the appointment of Brendan Gleeson (pictured above) as chief strategy officer. Gleeson’s primary responsibility in the newly-created position will be to drive innovation.
As the former group chief executive officer of White Clarke Group, Gleeson’s appointment marks the latest stage in IDS’ acquisition of the company. The merger of the two companies has formed a technology powerhouse that provides a range of software for the equipment, automotive and working capital finance sectors.
Jun 03, 2021
Secured finance software provider, IDS, has announced the appointment of Brendan Gleeson (pictured above) as chief strategy officer. Gleeson’s primary responsibility in the newly-created position will be to drive innovation.
As the former group chief executive officer of White Clarke Group, Gleeson’s appointment marks the latest stage in IDS’ acquisition of the company. The merger of the two companies has formed a technology powerhouse that provides a range of software for the equipment, automotive and working capital finance sectors.
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IDS Group, a secured finance software provider, has announced it the successful acquisition of White Clarke Group, a provider of retail, fleet, wholesale and asset finance software solutions for the automotive and equipment finance markets.
The combination creates a multi-asset class secured finance technology powerhouse to support banks, independents, OEM captive and independent finance firms globally.
Jun 01, 2021
IDS Group, a secured finance software provider, has announced it the successful acquisition of White Clarke Group, a provider of retail, fleet, wholesale and asset finance software solutions for the automotive and equipment finance markets.
The combination creates a multi-asset class secured finance technology powerhouse to support banks, independents, OEM captive and independent finance firms globally.
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UK headquartered White Clarke Group is to be acquired by US-headquartered IDS in a deal due to complete by the end of quarter 2, 2021, it was announced this Wednesday.
The acquisition was the second to be announced in as many months by IDS, who also acquired ABL and factoring software providers William Stucky and Associates in February.
The resulting business will offer a comprehensive range of asset finance solutions, including equipment finance, automotive finance, and working capital solutions globally.
Apr 08, 2021
UK headquartered White Clarke Group is to be acquired by US-headquartered IDS in a deal due to complete by the end of quarter 2, 2021, it was announced this Wednesday.
The acquisition was the second to be announced in as many months by IDS, who also acquired ABL and factoring software providers William Stucky and Associates in February.
The resulting business will offer a comprehensive range of asset finance solutions, including equipment finance, automotive finance, and working capital solutions globally.
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The impact of digitalisation and sustainability on the future of asset finance were the focus of the first session in a major new seminar series organised by the International Asset Finance Network Online.
In a series of ‘Fireside Chats’ throughout 2021, industry leaders will share their thoughts on the key trends that are affecting the auto and equipment finance markets and reveal their expert views on how the market is changing.
The first of the sessions, supported by global asset finance software specialist White Clarke Group, featured Florence Roussel-Pollet, chief commercial officer of Societe Generale Equipment Finance (SGEF).
Mar 11, 2021
The impact of digitalisation and sustainability on the future of asset finance were the focus of the first session in a major new seminar series organised by the International Asset Finance Network Online.
In a series of ‘Fireside Chats’ throughout 2021, industry leaders will share their thoughts on the key trends that are affecting the auto and equipment finance markets and reveal their expert views on how the market is changing.
The first of the sessions, supported by global asset finance software specialist White Clarke Group, featured Florence Roussel-Pollet, chief commercial officer of Societe Generale Equipment Finance (SGEF).
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Asset finance companies have been urged to focus on the fundamentals of business when assessing how the circular economy can drive future growth.
The circular economy is based around sustainability by promoting repair, refurbishment, and recycling above the ‘take, make, waste’ approach that has driven economic growth for decades.
Carmen Ene, CEO of specialist IT provider 3StepIT, told delegates at the International Asset Finance Network conference that a focus on the economic principles of the circular economy was important to drive growth.
Jan 05, 2021
Asset finance companies have been urged to focus on the fundamentals of business when assessing how the circular economy can drive future growth.
The circular economy is based around sustainability by promoting repair, refurbishment, and recycling above the ‘take, make, waste’ approach that has driven economic growth for decades.
Carmen Ene, CEO of specialist IT provider 3StepIT, told delegates at the International Asset Finance Network conference that a focus on the economic principles of the circular economy was important to drive growth.
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Asset finance companies can transform the way they approach risk by embracing digitalisation and the power of open banking to turn data into effective insights.
Fred Kelly, chief executive officer of Credit Kudos has built its credit reference agency platform around the in-depth customer knowledge that open banking can generate, enhanced by the ‘secret sauce’ of its own analytics engine.
He told an International Asset Finance Network conference that data was changing the way businesses measure affordability and risk.
Nov 23, 2020
Asset finance companies can transform the way they approach risk by embracing digitalisation and the power of open banking to turn data into effective insights.
Fred Kelly, chief executive officer of Credit Kudos has built its credit reference agency platform around the in-depth customer knowledge that open banking can generate, enhanced by the ‘secret sauce’ of its own analytics engine.
He told an International Asset Finance Network conference that data was changing the way businesses measure affordability and risk.
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UK-based finance software provider, White Clarke Group, have revealed the latest version of its CALMS Customer Direct module which aims to better support finance companies in the process of digitalising their online finance services.
Designed to simplify and automate the complete end-to-end finance application journey, White Clarke Group explained that the core concept of the module is to enable customers to select finance options online, at their own pace and from the comfort of their own home.
Nov 09, 2020
UK-based finance software provider, White Clarke Group, have revealed the latest version of its CALMS Customer Direct module which aims to better support finance companies in the process of digitalising their online finance services.
Designed to simplify and automate the complete end-to-end finance application journey, White Clarke Group explained that the core concept of the module is to enable customers to select finance options online, at their own pace and from the comfort of their own home.
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Global finance technology company White Clarke Group has released a new country survey for the Swiss leasing market.
Produced in association with the World Leasing Yearbook, the annual survey provides an assessment of the national leasing markets of Switzerland, focusing on the period up to mid-2019.
Comprised of in-depth research conducted on behalf of Schweizerischer Leasingverband SLV/Association Suisse des Sociétés de Leasing ASSL, the survey offers a wealth of Switzerland’s leasing industry insights.
Nov 02, 2020
Global finance technology company White Clarke Group has released a new country survey for the Swiss leasing market.
Produced in association with the World Leasing Yearbook, the annual survey provides an assessment of the national leasing markets of Switzerland, focusing on the period up to mid-2019.
Comprised of in-depth research conducted on behalf of Schweizerischer Leasingverband SLV/Association Suisse des Sociétés de Leasing ASSL, the survey offers a wealth of Switzerland’s leasing industry insights.
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Technology and talented employees will be essential elements in driving future asset finance growth within a more complex business environment, according to a panel of industry chief executives and leaders.
Although digitalisation has the potential to transform business processes and speed up customer service, they agreed that asset finance “will always be a people business”.
Mark Picken, CEO at Shire Leasing, said: “Technology is a huge enabler. It is expensive, but it is essential. I believe that this will always be a people business and people will buy from people; they just need the process when they are not interacting with a person to be much slicker and technology-led.”
Oct 12, 2020
Technology and talented employees will be essential elements in driving future asset finance growth within a more complex business environment, according to a panel of industry chief executives and leaders.
Although digitalisation has the potential to transform business processes and speed up customer service, they agreed that asset finance “will always be a people business”.
Mark Picken, CEO at Shire Leasing, said: “Technology is a huge enabler. It is expensive, but it is essential. I believe that this will always be a people business and people will buy from people; they just need the process when they are not interacting with a person to be much slicker and technology-led.”
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India presents a multi-billion-dollar growth opportunity for asset finance companies as a ‘blue ocean’ market.
This was the view of Simi Thapar, former head of equipment finance and leasing solutions at Tata Capital, who called for a formal association for the Indian asset financing industry to enable global participation in its growing markets.
Speaking before she moved to a new role outside the business, Thapar explained: “The potential is huge. It’s a blue ocean for anyone to set up in the country.”
Sep 28, 2020
India presents a multi-billion-dollar growth opportunity for asset finance companies as a ‘blue ocean’ market.
This was the view of Simi Thapar, former head of equipment finance and leasing solutions at Tata Capital, who called for a formal association for the Indian asset financing industry to enable global participation in its growing markets.
Speaking before she moved to a new role outside the business, Thapar explained: “The potential is huge. It’s a blue ocean for anyone to set up in the country.”
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More than 100 asset finance leaders have revealed their vision for the future of asset finance in a post-Covid world.
In the special report, business leaders, including senior executives from some of Europe’s largest asset finance companies, assess industry changes caused by the pandemic and how they will reshape the long-term asset finance landscape.
Since the Coronavirus crisis first appeared on the world stage, it has driven change at an unprecedented pace, as communities and companies have been forced to adapt.
Sep 03, 2020
More than 100 asset finance leaders have revealed their vision for the future of asset finance in a post-Covid world.
In the special report, business leaders, including senior executives from some of Europe’s largest asset finance companies, assess industry changes caused by the pandemic and how they will reshape the long-term asset finance landscape.
Since the Coronavirus crisis first appeared on the world stage, it has driven change at an unprecedented pace, as communities and companies have been forced to adapt.
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The move towards servitisation will require companies to explore new business models, which has significant implications for auto finance leaders.
Research carried out by global automotive, consumer and equipment finance software company White Clarke Group found that concerns around servitisation and the circular economy were a key area of focus during its discussions with industry leaders.
The majority expected rapid growth in subscription services within the next five years, but they questioned the future growth of the pay-per use market, with key concerns including complex payment structures for customers.
Aug 19, 2020
The move towards servitisation will require companies to explore new business models, which has significant implications for auto finance leaders.
Research carried out by global automotive, consumer and equipment finance software company White Clarke Group found that concerns around servitisation and the circular economy were a key area of focus during its discussions with industry leaders.
The majority expected rapid growth in subscription services within the next five years, but they questioned the future growth of the pay-per use market, with key concerns including complex payment structures for customers.
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