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  • In the past decade, most mortgages offered by Black FIs went to Black borrowers, according to research cited in the study. Black banks also offered more mortgages to Black borrowers during the Great Recession, when credit standards were tight. Black FIs’ loan portfolios comprise a large number of small businesses—their deposits are double the percentage of deposits at non-Black community banks.

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    Feb 28, 2023
  • Since most BNPL payments aren’t reported to credit bureaus, consumers can take out multiple loans across providers. Users might also be overextending: 42% of those in the US said they have made a late payment on a BNPL loan, per March 2022 polling by LendingTree.

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    Feb 28, 2023
  • On Monday, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen sent a letter to Congress urging it to raise the $34 trillion debt ceiling as quickly as possible. The letter stated the US may not be able to pay its bills as early as June 1.

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    May 4, 2023
  • What are metaverse loans? Web3 lenders can help consumers acquire metaverse assets and experiences. For example, a metaverse mortgage allows borrowers to finance virtual land by placing the underlying NFT as collateral. The risks of this nascent use case are not yet fully understood.

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    Feb 23, 2023
  • Thirty-one percent of the consumer installment and credit card loans within Platform Solutions are held by borrowers with FICO scores of 660 or less, per PYMNTS. With the average credit score of consumers living paycheck to paycheck sitting at 664, the unit could run into loan loss issues in the event of an economic downturn. Loan loss provisions in H2 2022 have already dented profits.

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    Mar 2, 2023
  • The losses resulted from soured credit card and real estate loans, which the bank said it partially offset by reducing its auto loan allowances. What these one-time charges mean: While at first glance, the big bank Q4 earnings seem disappointing, the banks actually performed fairly well compared to expectations—and the one-time charges won’t always be a factor for these banks going forward.

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    Jan 17, 2024
  • Consider leveraging data from products like mortgages, insurance policies, and investments to improve FMNs’ ad targeting capabilities. No bank currently uses data from these products in its FMN, but it should be their endgame. Other FMN operators—like payment companies—don’t have this option, so it can be a major differentiator for banks in appealing to advertisers.

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    Aug 5, 2024
  • Loan decisioning. Compliance concerns are one challenge generative AI may face if it’s used in loan decisions. In part, that’s because data synthesized by generative AI can be hard to explain and therefore difficult to audit. Compliance. Generative AI’s effect on compliance may be limited because it involves a complex, changing web of rules and regulations that can’t be simulated.

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    Mar 1, 2023
  • He suggested they implement “mystery shoppers” to test processes like loan applications and approvals. Banks have also been told to routinely vet their use of newly adopted technologies, such as artificial intelligence incorporated into loan application reviews. But regulators haven’t yet established standards or guidelines on these technologies for banks to follow.

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    Feb 9, 2023
  • Mortgage rates are elevated. Mortgage rates have been north of 7% since the week ending April 18, per Freddie Mac. That’s over 300 basis points higher than rates prior to the pandemic. Inventory remains constrained.

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    May 23, 2024
  • Banks with advanced tech capabilities can consider offering short-term loans. These loans can be highly profitable, but back-end operations like underwriting must be efficient and low-cost.

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    Jun 22, 2023
  • For example, consumers who take out a home improvement loan could be a useful audience segment for furniture, decor, or hardware brands. Listen to the full episode.

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    Jul 22, 2024
  • Frequent BNPL use could lead to excessive debt accumulation that affects consumers’ ability to meet non-BNPL obligations. And because many BNPL lenders don’t share data with the major credit reporting agencies, this risk could get inflated. Other credit providers are unaware of a borrower’s BNPL liabilities when underwriting new lines of credit.

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    Oct 2, 2023
  • Over 57% of homeowners weren’t offered property insurance when applying for a mortgage loan, per an October 2022 Cover Genius survey. Building insurance into the homebuying process connects insurers with prospective customers—especially first-time homeowners who lack coverage—at a moment when protecting their home is top of mind. Mortgage lending fintechs and real estate agencies are natural partners.

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    May 26, 2023
  • It also set aside $515 million for loan loss provisions in Q3, citing the potential impact of broader concerns regarding the macroeconomic outlook. The big takeaway: Despite feeling confident going into the new year, banks should remain wary of the unsettled economy.

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    Dec 2, 2022
  • And given Gen Z’s desire to save, FIs can build stronger relationships by offering personalized advice on how to achieve their savings and debt remediation goals. As the US and other countries advance toward an open banking environment, no customer relationship is a given—FIs will need to keep continuously earning loyalty.

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    Nov 16, 2023
  • The news: Three New Orleans-based mutual (or depositor-owned) banks—Fidelity Bank, Fifth District Savings Bank, and Mutual Savings and Loan—are seeking to convert to stock-owned bank corporations. Their motives for these conversions include growing, raising capital, diversifying loan portfolios, and potentially acquiring other banks or branch offices, per New Orleans Metro News.

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    Mar 20, 2024
  • Beyond inflation, high interest rates and the resumption of student loan repayments could soften spending. That said, 78% of all households, and 65% of households with children, say the student loan repayments will have no effect on their spending, per TransUnion. Another 10% of all households, and 16% of households with children, say it will have a “small effect.”.

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    Oct 19, 2023
  • Venture debt. Venture debt is an important tool for many startup founders—it allows them to access more money without diluting ownership or putting up collateral. But it’s typically expensive and tough to obtain from most banks. What banks can do: Banks that have seen an influx of startup clients and wish to retain them should look at how they can adjust their offerings to meet a startup’s needs.

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    Apr 6, 2023
  • These consumers’ payment habits were less affected by higher inflation and debts. Our take: Amex is setting itself up for long-term growth by bringing on consumers early in their financial lives. If Amex can keep them loyal, their spending will grow as they become more financially mature.

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    Jul 19, 2024
  • Note: Buy now, pay later (BNPL) services are defined as installment loan solutions that allow consumers to purchase and finance a product or service and pay in scheduled installments. These services are also known as digital installments, installment lending, and point-of-sale financing. Loan options include no-interest loans, as well as interest-based loans of a predetermined duration.

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    Aug 18, 2023
  • But total overdue debt balances across all lengths of delinquency are remarkably low and sit well below pre-pandemic levels, according to data from the New York Fed. Issuers will be wary of delinquency rates climbing past pre-pandemic levels, and likely raised their loan loss provisions again in Q3. Credit conditions are getting stricter: Warnings of credit tightening have been abundant.

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    Oct 9, 2023
  • Deposits and loans at community banks and credit unions with assets less than $10 billion are growing at a rate that’s outpacing some of their larger counterparts. How we got here: Consolidation in the banking industry is putting more physical and interpersonal distance between large FIs and their customers.

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    Mar 8, 2024
  • Strengthening loyalty will also make it easier for banks to cross-sell products like credit cards, banking services, and mortgages.

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    Jun 20, 2023
  • Bills trump shopping sprees: Student loan repayments will be a driving force behind holiday budgeting. Ģą˝AV 17% of consumers have student loans to repay after the pandemic-driven pause in repayments, according to Deloitte. The average monthly payment is expected to be roughly $400 per borrower.

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    Nov 27, 2023
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