| UK Non-Prime Consumer Credit: Market Insight Report 2024 Review of the market for consumer credit agreements with average fixed interest rates over 30% per year. Includes High Cost Short Term Credit, Home-collected credit, Instalment credit, Motor finance, Credit card and other revolving loans, Pawnbroking, Logbook loans, Guarantor loans and Rent-to-own. Market size and our views of historical and forecast growth rates, market drivers and lender profiles. |
July 2024 | View | |
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| UK Point of Sale Finance / Buy Now Pay Later): Market Insight Report 2024 Also known as retail finance, in-store credit or store instalment credit, point of sale finance refers to loans provided by, or on behalf of, a traditional or online retailer to enable a consumer to make a specific purchase. Includes Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) offerings. |
June 2024 | View | UK Used Car Finance: Market Insight Report 2024 Report on how used cars are financed. Includes all secured finance arranged at point of sale or elsewhere. Includes profiles of 25 leading lenders and our forecasts for market growth to 2028 |
February 2024 | View |
| European Non-Prime Consumer Credit: Market Overview 2021 Overview of non-prime lending across Europe. Market size by country. Main lenders, where they operate, size and positioning. Key regulations which shape the market. |
November 2021 | View | |
| UK Consumer Debt Collection and Debt Purchase Market Insight Report 2021 This report provides historical and forecast market sizes (2015-25) by segment based on analysis of market drivers and interviews with market participants. It contains profiles of leading companies and sets out our views on how the market is likely to evolve. |
October 2021 | View | |
| European Consumer Debt Collection and Debt Purchase Market Insight Report 2021 This report looks at debt purchase across Europe. It estimates the sizes of the various national markets based on analysis of consumer credit market data, market specific factors and the financial performance of the leading international groups. It contains profiles of the leading pan-European groups. |
September 2021 | View | |
| UK High-Cost Credit (including Payday Lending): Market Insight Report 2018 (free to download) This report covers all loans with an APR of 95% or higher which are repayable within up to 12 months, including payday loans, short-term instalment loans and high-interest personal loans. In particular we focus on the impact of FCA regulation on the market and the strategies lenders have adopted to succeed in the new environment. |
May 2018 | View | |
| UK Credit Reference Agency Services Market Insight Report 2016 (free to download) The combined CRA revenues of the companies operating in the market exceeded £300m in 2014. This report aims to shed light on the credit reference agency services market, explore how it has performed and set out how it might be likely to trend in the future. |
July 2016 | View | |
| Home Credit: UK Market Profile and Forecast 2015 (free to download) Home credit lenders provide small-sum loans via an agent who comes to the customer’s residential address to collect payments. The sector, also called ‘doorstep lending’, is long-established and widespread in the UK. |
September 2015 | View | |
| Rent-to-Own Retail: UK Market Profile and Forecast 2015 (free to download) Rent-to-Own is a growing segment which provides household appliances and other goods along with a finance pacakge to consumers who are typically not able to purchase them using cash or conventional credit. |
September 2015 | View | |
| Pawnbrokers and High Street Loan Stores: UK Market Profile and Forecast 2015 (free to download) The market consists of high-street shops which offer combinations of pawnbroking, payday loans, term loans, cheque cashing and trading in second-hand goods including gold jewellery and consumer electronics. |
August 2015 | View | |
| European Peer-to-Peer Lending: Market Insight 2015 (free to download) Peer-to-peer lending is an important and high-profile trend in the banking sector. In just a few years, platforms have emerged which have facilitated several hundred million pounds of loans. Key questions addressed include why has it grown, can it continue to do so and how should banks respond to the threat, or opportunity, that it presents? |
June 2015 | View | |
| UK Consumer Debt Solutions: Market Insight (free to download) The market for consumer debt solutions has its roots in the Insolvency Act (1986). This brought into effect IVAs and also introduced the concept of an intermediary with a role in consumer debt management, which led to the establishment of the market for DMPs. |
September 2012 | View |
