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Home » S&P Global: Subprime delinquencies likely lower than previously reported

S&P Global: Subprime delinquencies likely lower than previously reported

60+ day delinquencies in February clocked in at 4.43%, shy of January 2018 record

Joey PizzolatobyJoey Pizzolato
June 3, 2022
in Risk Management
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Subprime auto delinquencies in March are likely performing better than recently reported, largely due to “double counting” between late-stage delinquencies and charged-off accounts, Amy Martin, senior director of structured finance at S&P Global Ratings, told Auto Finance News. Sixty-plus-day subprime delinquencies hit 8.5% in March, following an all-time high of 8.8% in February, according to […]

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