
Car dealerships should use the time remaining before the new Consumer Credit Directive takes effect to systematically review their financing and sales processes for regulatory risks and areas requiring adjustment. KPMG Law expert Miriam Bouazza provides more details.
“Among other things, the focus is on the role of the car dealership as a credit broker, the qualifications of sales staff, the structure of compensation models, and organizational and documentation requirements.”
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