All articles by Lorenzo Migliorato
Lorenzo Migliorato
BoE’s Carney: motor debt not a significant risk to financial stability
Mark Carney has said the Bank of England is “comfortable” with banks’ exposure to motor finance, which in his eyes does not pose a risk to financial stability.
Uber hands leasing business to startup Fair
Uber has sold its Xchange Leasing portfolio in the US to Silicon Valley company Fair, and will from now on rely on the startup for US leasing.
Tusker appoints three senior staff
Tusker, a fleet manager and provider for companies’ benefit-in-kind programmes, has made a number of senior appointments.
BMW and Daimler on way to merge mobility operations: sources
BMW and Daimler are close to merging their mobility operations, according to a source from BMW.
Execs sue Moneybarn parent over unfair dismissal: reports
Four former executives at Provident Financial have launched claims at the employment tribunal over their unfair dismissals, according to reports.
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Lords warn against no-deal Brexit for financial services
The EU and UK markets face fragmentation and financial instability if Brexit negotiations result in a “no-deal”, Britain’s House of Lords has warned.
Ford Credit names new CFO; group redesigns mobility division
Ford Credit has named Brian Schaaf as the next chief financial officer, as the current office holder moves into Ford’s overhauled mobility business.
Fiat-Chrysler doubles profits despite stagnating shipments
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has doubled its profits over 2017, despite global shipments remaining still at 4.7m units.
Ford Credit soars on US tax cuts but Europe financing lukewarm
US tax and job reforms helped pushed Ford Motor Credit net income up almost 120% year-on-year, but financing for Europe sales recorded a slowdown.
Close Brothers group finance director departs
Close Brothers’ group finance director, Jonathan Howell, will leave the group after ten years.