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Third Quarter Brings Mixed Bag for Loan Delinquencies, ABA Data Shows
Credit card late payments fell but auto, home and personal loans all saw delinquencies rise in Q3
Mitigating Lending Risk Amid Slowdown Fears
It’s prudent for lenders to prepare for a recession and adjust lending practices in order to continue to thrive
Effective Loan Pricing – Why It’s Imperative Now More than Ever
Today’s environment is especially challenging
Banks are Losing the Battle for Personal Loans: But Consumers are the Real Victims
These loans are equivalent to legal loan sharking
Addressing an Apparent Contradiction in Credit Scores
How can credit scores be so good when a downturn is increasingly likely?
An Innovative Solution to Both Student Loan Debt and Colleges Struggling to Stay Open
There is a solution that can make sense for the lender and the taxpayer called an “income share agreement.”
The Federal Reserve Is Expected To Cut Rates Again This Week
It would be the third consecutive rate cut
How “Alternative Data” is Being Used to Improve Small Business Lending
Even if people do not have banking history, they do have an online footprint
Escape to America: Borrowers Seeking Refuge Through Chapter 11
A handful of non-U.S. enterprises have commenced Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases despite having no operations or meaningful assets located in the United States
Bad News for Wall Street: Goldman Sachs was Right on Interest Rates
While almost 100% of analysts were predicting at least one rate cut, the June jobs report changed the equation
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