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Deck the Halls, Not the Trade Lines: Auto Fraud Talk

By Brooke Conkle & Chris Capurso on December 16, 2025
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On today’s episode of Moving the Metal: The Auto Finance Podcast, hosts Brooke Conkle and Chris Capurso discuss TransUnion’s study on fraud-related charge-off losses in auto lending, exploring how bad actors enter the car-buying journey through tactics such as application phishing, synthetic identities, trade-in data exposure, and “digital warming.” They examine why auto fraud can have outsized impacts compared to other products, the surprising concentration of losses among higher credit tiers, and the risks posed by credit washing, which can inflate perceived creditworthiness and distort underwriting decisions. The episode closes with a festive holiday movie countdown and a friendly nod to the eternal “Is Die Hard a Christmas movie?” debate.

Transcript: Deck the Halls, Not the Trade Lines: Auto Fraud Talk (PDF)

Photo of Brooke Conkle Brooke Conkle

Brooke Conkle offers consumer-facing companies compliance counseling and litigation services to help them address federal and state consumer protection laws. Recognizing the challenges facing financial services companies, she provides in-depth analysis of complex issues related to consumer protection and compliance.

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Photo of Chris Capurso Chris Capurso

Chris focuses his practice on consumer financial services compliance, guiding clients through the many federal and state laws and regulations that impact consumer credit programs.

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  • Blog:
    Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor
  • Organization:
    Troutman Pepper Locke
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