Exeter ABS loss forecast holds steady despite higher LTVs
- Marcie Belles
- January 17, 2020
- Capital Markets
Stronger credit scores and shorter loan terms offset higher loan-to-value ratios and lower seasoning in...
Marcie Belles
Vice President
Marcie D. Belles joined Royal Media Group in 1996. Marcie spent 17 years covering auto finance, most recently as managing editor of Auto Finance News. In 2001, Marcie won an award from the Newsletter & Electronic Publishers Foundation for her coverage of GE Capital Corp.’s exit from the auto finance business. She assumed her current position in 2014, running all of Royal Media’s auto finance data and research initiatives. She graduated cum laude from Yeshiva University in New York, and lives in Houston with her husband and two sons.
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