WebcastsDebate: This house believes that the court of appeal ruling on dealer commission will have ultimately a positive impact on the UK auto and asset finance industry Tuesday 10th December 2024 1:00pm
Webcast ReviewsJohnson v Firstrand et al: What the auto finance ruling means for all broker-introduced business
Webcasts Debate: This house believes that the court of appeal ruling on dealer commission will have ultimately a positive impact on the UK auto and asset finance industry Tuesday 10th December 2024 1:00pm UK Time Register Now Share Tuesday 10th December 2024 UK: 13.00 1 hour Sponsored by Speakers: Chair: Jason Hurwitz, Sales Director, Europe, NETSOL Technologies For the motion: David Betteley, Head of Content, Asset Finance Connect Against the motion: John Rees, Head, Equipment Finance Community, Asset Finance Connect More panellists to be announced! The court of appeal ruling is shaping up to be one of the most pivotal cases for the asset finance industry, with implications that extend across both regulated and unregulated broker-introduced business. Most lenders and brokers believe this judgment creates barriers to growth by increasing compliance burdens and limiting flexibility. But might it actually pave the way for a more sustainable and transparent industry? This December, AFC will unpack this crucial issue in an end of year debate, where industry thought leaders will explore two sides of the argument: Barrier to Growth: The ruling can only negatively impact growth by creating significant challenges for lenders, introducing additional regulatory and legal complexities that hinder innovation and discourage capital flow into broker-introduced business. Positive Change: The ruling provides opportunity for the sector to enhance consumer trust, improve transparency, and adopt more robust, customer-centric practices that could strengthen the industry in the long term. Through the debate AFC will seek to offer exclusive insights into the potential impact of the ruling for the asset finance sector and the broader implications for broker-led business. Win a bottle of Bolly! Bottle of Bollinger to the most persuasive debaters Bottle of Bollinger for the best audience participation – ask the best question, intervene with the best challenge, or simply make us all laugh Got questions? Email edwardpeck@assetfinanceconnect.com, and we will find out the answers Read more about this important topic on the Asset Finance Connect Website: Johnson v Firstrand et al: What the auto finance ruling means for all broker-introduced business Commission disclosure: top ten questions REGISTER NOW BY CLICKING THE BUTTON AT TOP OF PAGE Christmas DebateWhat the auto finance ruling means for ALL broker-introduced businessAFC will unpack this crucial issue in an end of year debate, where industry thought leaders will explore two sides of the argument Event Round Up Conference ReviewsChina update: EVs on the road to winning market share Webcast ReviewsFCA delay on discretionary commission arrangements decision ConferenceAFC Autumn Conference – reimagining the customer journey Webcast ReviewsJohnson v Firstrand et al: What the auto finance ruling means for all broker-introduced business Webcast ReviewsAre fleets maximising their savings from EVs? View all event roundups
Webcast ReviewsJohnson v Firstrand et al: What the auto finance ruling means for all broker-introduced business
