We have recently completed our latest, and largest-ever asset-backed securities (ABS) transaction. This deal was particularly special for the Allied team for a few reasons: – The A$1,035 billion transaction was our largest-ever – more than double the size of our largest previous deal – and was supported by both domestic and overseas investors; – […]
Allied Credit has an ongoing commitment to sustainability and each year, we are measuring our environmental impact. Over the past year, we expanded the number of business activities that we measure, such as travel, electricity, and the waste we generate. We then calculated the total carbon emissions those activities generated and offset those emissions by […]
Dealers and customers to benefit from branded finance for three Stellantis brands THREE key Stellantis brands in Australia will now offer customers finance under a partnership struck with non-bank asset finance business Allied Credit. Allied Credit will provide finance for the three Stellantis Australia marques- Alfa Romeo, Fiat and Jeep – under individual finance brands […]
Allied Credit recently commenced its sustainability journey, committing to look at and measure our impact on the environment annually. It’s a step in the right direction for our planet and our people. We recognise there is more we can do. To support our journey, Allied Credit has partnered with trace to measure and offset our carbon […]
Dealers should tap the long-standing knowledge and experience residing in their businesses AS THE economy changes direction and the really good times of the past few years look to be moving behind us, one leading financier is telling its dealers to find long-standing employees who have seen it all before and tap into their […]
Integrating finance offers with online stock listings to help shore up the future of auto retailers A COMMON view of various pundits is that the franchised car dealership is an endangered species with everything from agency sales models to online sales by OEMs quoted as evidence for their coming fall from grace. But a […]
Shortages will not last forever. What does the market look like when oversupply returns?