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For lenders operating across markets, 2026 is consolidating around a familiar set of pressures: tighter economics, sharper supervision, and rising expectations for how credit issuers treat customers when money gets tight.

Collections technology still doesn’t get enough time on the executive agenda, but it should, because collections are where fair treatment, complia...


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While “AI” continues to dominate industry conversation, its real impact is emerging in quieter, more practical ways. In 2026, automotive organisations are applying tailored, data-driven systems to improve safety, reduce risk and support decision-making – with accuracy, explainability and regulatory compliance now as important as innovation itself.

With ...


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Motor finance is facing a familiar squeeze. Risk is rising, budgets are tight, and every boardroom is asking the same thing: “What’s our AI strategy?” Scrutiny under the FCA is tighter than ever, too, with sup...


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Ohio drivers recorded lower levels of mobile phone interaction while driving than the US average in 2025, according to a company press release from Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT).

The telematics provider said its statewide analysis found that drivers in Ohio tapped their phones 7.2% less frequently than the national average over the period January to December 202...


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Proposed US tariffs could raise costs for UK car exporters and motor finance providers, adding pressure to manufacturers and lenders already operating in a subdued domestic economy, according to reporting in the financial press.

The measures, outlined by President Donald Trump, would impose a 10% tariff on goods shipped to the US from the UK and several European cou...


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