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Number of employees 7,678 (2017) Website Footnotes / references Ally Financial Inc. Is a organized in and headquartered in. The company provides financial services including, corporate lending, and services. Ally is ranked 19th on the by assets. It is the largest company in the U.S. By volume and serves approximately 18,500 automotive dealerships and 4.3 million retail consumers.

Via its SmartAuction for, launched in 2000, the company has sold more than 5 million vehicles including 356,000 vehicles sold in 2017. The company was named GMAC Inc. (an acronym for General Motors Acceptance Corporation) until 2010. Is occupied by more than 1,500 Ally employees and third party contractors on 13 floors.

Ally Financial employs more than 1,200 people at its 440 S. Ally plans to move these employees and third party contractors as well as an additional 500 employees and third party contractors in Charlotte into the new. Ally Corporate Finance is headquartered in, New York.

Ally Bank, the company's direct banking subsidiary, is headquartered in. Deposit operations are located at 1100 Virginia Dr,. The customer service center is located at 100 Witmer Rd,.

Contents. History The company was founded in 1919 by (GM) as the General Motors Acceptance Corporation (GMAC) to provide financing to automotive customers. In 1939, the company founded Motors Insurance Corporation and entered the market. In 1985, while GM was under the leadership of, who sought to diversify the company, GMAC formed GMAC Mortgage and acquired Colonial Mortgage as well as the servicing arm of Norwest Mortgage, which included an $11 billion mortgage portfolio. In 1991, the company was forced to $275 million in as part of a $436 million loss suffered from committed by, who ran a. In 1998, the company formed.

In 1999, GMAC Mortgage acquired. In 2000, the company formed GMAC Bank, a. In 2005, the company formed as a holding company for its mortgage operations. In 2006, General Motors sold a 51% interest in GMAC to, a. Also that year, GMAC sold a of GMAC Commercial Holdings, its real estate division that was renamed Capmark, to, and Five Mile Capital Partners.

In 2009, Capmark filed for bankruptcy and its North American loan origination and servicing business was acquired by Berkadia, a of. On December 24, 2008, the accepted the company's application to become a. In January 2009, the company shut down, its subprime lending division. As a result of losses in, the invested $17.2 billion in the company in 2008-2009. The Treasury sold its last stake in the company in 2014, recovering $19.6 billion from its $17.2 billion investment.

In May 2010, GMAC re-branded itself as Ally Financial. In September 2010, the company sold its resort finance business to. In 2012, the company sold its Canadian banking operations to for $3.8 billion. In April 2014, the company became a via an.

In 2015, it moved its headquarters to. In June 2016, the company acquired TradeKing, a, for $275 million.

TradeKing was rebranded as Ally Invest. Charity work and giveaways When the company reached 1-million customers, it gave out 2,3000 gift cards to customers which represented the number of days it took to reach the number. Another giveaway occurred in 2018 when the bank began Banksgiving in which customers were asked what they needed, and then vetted by the marketing department. Those who were selected were gifted money amounts that ranged from $25 to $55,000 for a charity. The bank has designated the entire month of November as Giving Back Month, where employees are encouraged to volunteer, and each year employees are allocated eight hours of personal time off to volunteer a year. The bank also donates $25 per hour of volunteering logged to the charity of the employee, which led to 17,000 hours volunteered and $800,000 donated in 2017. Sponsorships The company sponsors the and the.

Starting in 2019, Ally will be the primary sponsor for 7-time champion at. As GMAC, the company had previously had primary sponsorships with Hendrick Motorsports from 1998 through 2007 with drivers, and, including Vickers' championship victory. Legal issues 2013 discrimination settlement In December 2013, the (CFPB) announced a settlement with Ally Financial to resolve alleged discrimination in its indirect auto lending program. According to the consent order, Ally charged African American borrowers an average of 29 more than similarly situated White borrowers, Hispanic borrowers 20 basis points more than White borrowers, and Asian/Pacific Islanders 22 basis points more than White borrowers.

The CFPB concluded that these disparities were statistically significant, based on race, and not based on creditworthiness or objective criteria related to borrower risk. The CFPB also alleged that the higher markups resulted from Ally's specific policy and practice of allowing dealers to mark up a consumer's interest rate above Ally's established buy rate and then compensating dealers based on the markup. Under the terms of the consent order, Ally was required to establish a compliance committee, submit a compliance plan to the CFPB and for review, and pay $80 million in consumer monetary damages and $18 million in civil penalties. References. Wack, Kevin (January 30, 2018). (Press release). October 7, 2015.

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