RCI Financial Services has been rebranded to Mobilize Financial Services UK, demonstrating its close relationship to new mobility brand Mobilize – supporting Renault Group’s strategy to go beyond the automotive industry.
Mobilize Financial Services UK will be the brand reference for Renault Group brands customers, including Renault, Dacia and Alpine who are looking for a complete range of services related to the usage of their cars. Nissan customers will also benefit from the same quality of services and products, through the Nissan Financial Services brand.
Alice Altemaire, CEO, Mobilize Financial Services UK, said: “Our rebrand to Mobilize Financial Services comes at a really exciting time as the market is shifting towards new, innovative services and digital customer journeys. All of these will allow customers to reduce their vehicle ownership costs while having access to greener mobility. It demonstrates how we, as a business, are continuously evolving keeping Mobilize Financial Services at the forefront of innovation in the UK.”
Mobilize Financial Services will continue striving for affordable, green mobility that fully embraces the evolving industry and environment.
Since the creation of Mobilize in January 2021 and the rebrand of RCI Bank and Services to Mobilize Financial Services in May 2022, the two brands have partnered to enhance development of new mobility solutions and offers tailored to our customers’ needs.
About Mobilize Financial Services:
As a partner caring for all its customers, Mobilize Financial Services builds innovative financial services to create sustainable mobility for all. A subsidiary of the Renault Group whose activity started almost 100 years ago, Mobilize Financial Services is the commercial brand of RCI Banque SA, a French Bank specializing in automotive financing and services for Alliance customers and dealers. With operations in 36 countries and nearly 4,000 employees, the group financed over 1.4 million contracts (new and used vehicles) in 2021 and sold 4.7 million services.
At end 2021, average performing assets stood at €44.8 billion in financing and pre-tax income at 1,194 million.
Since 2012, the group has rolled out a deposits collection business in several countries. At the end of December 2021, net deposits collected totaled €21 billion or 47% of the company’s net assets.
