Partner Interview
Published November 30, 2024
Carvana: Selling Loans to Ally Financial
inpractise.com/articles/carvana-selling-car-loans-to-ally-financial
Executive Bio
Executive Profile Hidden
Interview Transcript
Disclaimer: This interview is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as a basis for investment decisions. In Practise is an independent publisher and all opinions expressed by guests are solely their own opinions and do not reflect the opinion of In Practise.
This is a snippet of the transcript.to get full access.
Initially, Carvana was small and relied on the DriveTime relationship, selling loans to Ally. As Carvana matured, it introduced its own securitization program, originating loan securitizations and selling the residuals to private buyers. How did Carvana's securitization program affect its relationship with Ally?
It didn't really change the relationship. When Carvana started growing, Ally had a multi-billion dollar relationship with them, considering the floor plan and retail aspects. As Carvana grew, so did the relationship with Ally. The discussions with Carvana were always clear that Ally couldn't take all of their paper or risk due to regulatory constraints. Ally encouraged Carvana to have multiple channels to manage their paper.
Free Sample of 50+ Interviews
Sign up to test our content quality with a free sample of 50+ interviews.
Or contact sales for full access
Related Content

CarMax: Funding Model vs. Carvana’s Forward-Flow Edge
Former Executive at Ally Financial

Credit Acceptance, Carvana, and U.S. Subprime Auto: Ancillary Product Economics, Advances, and Dealer Incentives
US Auto F&I Advisor

CarMax: Inventory Missteps, Omnichannel Friction, and the Carvana Challenge
Former Executive Vice President at CarMax

U.S. Auto Retail M&A: Franchise Buyers, CarMax, and the Limits to Scale
US Automotive M&A advisor
© 2024 In Practise. All rights reserved. This material is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice.