Published November 12, 2020
Copart Germany: A New Salvage Auction Model
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Executive Bio
Andreas Zeh
Former Director at Copart Germany
Why is this interview interesting?
- Regulatory differences between the German and US auto insurance industry
- The existing German salvage model and why it’s inefficient for both buyers and sellers
- History of Copart acquiring WOM to enter the German salvage market
- Why only 10% of buyer bids actually receive the car and how Copart solve the issue
- How Copart are changing the German auto insurance regulatory landscape
- The new Copart model in Germany and how the profits are shared with insurers
- Core challenges in scaling the Copart model in Germany
- How Germany can unlock the rest of Europe for Copart
Interview Transcript
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