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Home » Exeter Finance on staying ahead of the compliance curve

Exeter Finance on staying ahead of the compliance curve

Joey PizzolatobyJoey Pizzolato
July 27, 2021
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At Exeter Finance, establishing a risk culture and appetite at all levels of the Dallas-based subprime lender is integral to staying ahead of the ever-changing compliance curve, while also balancing regulatory risk with operational cost. Exeter, which had a $6.3 billion portfolio at yearend 2020, implements formal and consistent compliance training programs throughout the year […]

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