New Section 1071 Rules Put Banks Under the Compliance Microscope
Federal regulators have targeted unfair lending practices for more than a decade, with the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis...
Read moreDetailsFederal regulators have targeted unfair lending practices for more than a decade, with the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis...
Read moreDetailsSome of the largest banks in the UK may have to pay billions of pounds to consumers over contentious lending...
Read moreDetailsFull Disclosure: I love my iPhone. It is a paid-in-full iPhone XS Max that is six years old and works...
Read moreDetailsWith new data standard formats taking hold (ISO 20022) and customers increasingly expecting real-time payments, this is a critical time...
Read moreDetailsConsumer lending in the on-demand economy has created new opportunities for individuals and businesses with limited credit histories or financial...
Read moreDetailsAmazon is giving UK-based businesses access to funding linked to their sales via a flexible financing program the company launched...
Read moreDetailsAny lender worth their salt does not care about race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, or marital status. Lending is...
Read moreDetailsRegulators are often critical of credit bureaus, but it is ironic when you consider how federal government agencies toil with...
Read moreDetailsIt’s 2022 and many consumers are splitting restaurant bills with peer-to-peer (P2P) apps and initiating a wide range of payments...
Read moreDetailsTo build on an earlier article unpacking a new Mercator Advisory Group white paper, Credit Scoring, Fintech, and Consumer Loans:...
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