Auto finance makes moves to catch up on digital

From left, moderator Alex Maritczak of EY, Steve Braskamp of Capital One, Mike Farris of CarMax Auto Finance and Shannon Mokhiber of Ford Credit talk auto finance innovation. (HANNAH LUTZ)

January 25, 2019 11:20 PM

Auto finance digitization has lagged other lending sectors, but the industry is working to catch up by updating legacy systems, working closely with dealers and establishing a culture of innovation.

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