Print Compliance in the finance-and-insurance office is a top concern for dealerships for the next four years under President Joe Biden. With more federal eyes on their operations, dealers must recommit to following the rules in 2021. Experts at the National Automobile Dealers Association's virtual conference last week discussed the likely uptick in federal scrutiny under an emboldened Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Federal Trade Commission. Both organizations will be led by vocal opponents of dealership reserve and sales of F&I products. NADA's Paul Metrey last week outlined a slew of regulatory challenges dealerships likely will face. Among them, the FTC's scrutiny of dealer participation and voluntary protection products, as well as a series of sweeping amendments proposed by the commission to its Safeguards Rule.