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SEARCHFidelity National Financial Inc. has signed an agreement with Ford Motor Credit Co. to provide automotive finance software.
Fidelity National Financial Inc. has signed an agreement with Ford Motor Credit Co. to provide automotive finance software.
Fidelity will provide its Advanced Lending Solutions-Automotive Finance software, which is an integrated loan and lease receivables system, reported the Jacksonville Business Journal. Fidelity will continue to process loan and lease accounts for Ford Motor Credit from its data center in Little Rock, Ark., and provide global support services.
Fidelity began working with Ford Motor Credit in 1990 when it started providing automotive finance software and services. In 1998, the companies contracted to develop the automotive finance software.
“This renewed commitment to our relationship is a testament to that success,” said David Slider, managing director of Fidelity’s automotive finance division. “The benefit of working with an industry leader in the development of the ALS-AF application has helped ensure our success in our ALS-AF remarketing efforts.”
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