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Commercial Cards Changed Gradually, Then Suddenly

Commercial Cards Changed Gradually, Then Suddenly

Recent events in the corporate card space have driven many banks to a fork in the road
Private Credit Shows Signs of Difficult Times Ahead

Private Credit Shows Signs of Difficult Times Ahead

Moody’s lowered the debt rating of FS KKR Capital to a junk rating
The End of Exclusive Credit Intelligence

The End of Exclusive Credit Intelligence

For decades, the best credit intelligence lived behind the walls of the biggest banks
The Rise of Narrow Banking: How Private Credit Is Redefining the Financial System

The Rise of Narrow Banking: How Private Credit Is Redefining the Financial System

Private credit is challenging traditional banking institutions by offering alternative lending solutions
Stocks Trending Lower to End Year With Profit Taking

Stocks Trending Lower to End Year With Profit Taking

Markets looking to give about 1% back on the 2024 gains
Incorporating Macroeconomic Scenarios in Credit Loss Forecasting

Incorporating Macroeconomic Scenarios in Credit Loss Forecasting

Credit loss forecasting is a crucial aspect of risk management for financial institutions
Credit Card Satisfaction Among Small Businesses Higher Than Pre-Pandemic

Credit Card Satisfaction Among Small Businesses Higher Than Pre-Pandemic

The new survey found small businesses are spending an average of $13,000 per month on their credit cards
Credit Card Debt Over $1 Trillion Draws Attention from Congress

Credit Card Debt Over $1 Trillion Draws Attention from Congress

Interest rates for credit card holders have climbed to a record high of more than 20%
10-year Treasury yield Major Concern for Regional Banks

10-year Treasury yield Major Concern for Regional Banks

The ten-year treasury yield has reached 4.8% to levels not seen in 15 years
At Least We Are Not in Turkey: The Country’s Central Bank Raises Interest Rates to 30%

At Least We Are Not in Turkey: The Country’s Central Bank Raises Interest Rates to 30%

The United States seems to be in better shape relative to the rest of the world
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