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Check Your Messages: How The TCPA Is Changing for Lenders
Calling on the phone is one of the simplest ways to reach people, but for lenders and other financial companies,...
Will Credit Unions Push Into the Secondary Market?
When the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) released a proposal in June 2017 to permit federal credit unions to securitize...
Subscribing to Change: How Startup Fair’s Ascent is Shedding Light on a Larger Leasing Trend
Uber Technologies Inc.’s leasing unit Xchange Leasing was losing $9,000 per car, despite rates of $500 per month, and was...
Sharpening Decisions: Lenders Have Been Forced to Hone Choices Amid Intensifying Opportunity Risk
When Hyundai Capital America entered the subscription space in April 2017, several OEMs were already offering an all-in-one monthly price...
Cracking China’s Door: Government Urges Foreign Lenders to Invest in China, Despite Barriers
Houhai Lake, Beijing | © Can Stock Photo / billperry Financial institutions bemoan regulation in the United States,...
Credit Unions Jockey for Marketshare
As used-car financing gains popularity and banks shy away from new-car loans, credit unions are jockeying for marketshare, partnering with...
Business Intelligence, Business Woes: Why Machine Learning is Causing Regulatory Concern
Toys ‘R’ Us plans to shutter all 200 of its physical stores after filing for bankruptcy, an indication to retailers...
Something has to Give: How Bloated Incentives are Harming the Industry
New vehicles are getting more expensive, but so far those price increases have done little to dissuade consumers from pulling...
