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New agreement lets Volkswagen Financial Services focus on leasing while Wells Fargo takes lead on financing

Ernst Jan van Eijkelenburg, CEO of Volkswagen Financial Services, left, and Tanya Sanders, head of Wells Fargo Auto
Volkswagen Financial Services' Ernst Jan van Eijkelenburg, left, said the agreement enables the captive to focus on leasing and mobility, while Wells Fargo Auto's Tanya Sanders said it is purpose built with retailer feedback in mind. (VOLKSWAGEN/WELLS FARGO)
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