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In an era of growing financial complexity, we're facing a critical question: Are we equipping our young people with the financial knowledge they need to thrive?
Discover why the "Bank of Mum and Dad" is the top choice for Gen Z borrowers in the UK. Explore how family support shapes financial habits, borrowing trends, and opportunities for lenders to connect with this cautious, debt-savvy generation.
Gain exclusive insights from Lenvi’s report on UK Gen Z borrowers. Explore their attitudes toward borrowing, financial advice sources, and debt management preferences. Pre-register now to receive the report upon release in November.
The future of lending is digital - in this article we explore some of the current trends shaping the future of digital lending.
Following Labour's first Budget announcement in 14 years, we consider the key takeaways from the 2024 Autumn Budget for lenders.
In this article, Director of Product, Sam Goodacre offers valuable insights into what’s coming next in AI and its potential to drive tangible positive change for lenders and borrowers alike.
Read our latest article exploring trends and innovations that promise to transform the motor industry—and, by extension, the motor finance lenders providing the financial fuel.
We are delighted to have been awarded Fintech Initiative of the Year at the Yorkshire Financial Awards.
In collaboration with FinTech North, our ‘Borrowers on the Brink’ webinar presented insights from our 10th annual consumer borrowing report and discussed the latest trends and attitudes towards borrowing and lending.
Download our exclusive research on UK consumers' attitudes to lending in 2024.
Discover how the UK lending industry is evolving to meet diverse customer needs, from first-time buyers to vulnerable borrowers.
As a regulated business with compliance at its core, Lenvi continuously scans the horizon to ensure that we (and our clients) are prepared for potential shifts in the regulatory landscape. As a result, the team here has been taking a deep dive into the regulators’ latest consultation paper on system risk and operational resilience. Director of Compliance, Martin Kisby reports .