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Some of that divide may result from the growing disparity between affluent and lower-income consumers, the latter of which are feeling stretched due to the rising cost of paying down debt and higher living expenses.
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| Jul 16, 2024
Analysts say that higher-than-usual amounts of debt weaken Nasdaq’s financial risk profile. Key takeaways: Nasdaq did what it had to do—in the face of evolving market dynamics and escalating challenges, companies are forced to explore innovative avenues to sustain profitability and relevance.
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| Nov 20, 2023
First Republic will also restructure its loan portfolio by lowering outstanding balances and only originating loans that can be sold in the secondary market. It also said uninsured deposits will make up a smaller portion of total deposits. At Monday’s earnings conference, bank executives said they are evaluating all strategic options for the future.
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| Apr 26, 2023
Landlords may not be able to sell premium-priced offices to tenants in other recession-wary sectors, which raises the possibility of mortgage defaults—another blow to the economy. Workers vs. real estate: The reason behind tech’s acquisitions was to win the talent war with amenity-filled workspaces. But less space is needed with fewer workers on payroll due to layoffs.
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| Nov 17, 2022
Plus, FIs that report marketing expenses tend to outperform their peers in growth of loans, deposits, and revenue. Dodging the budgeting ax: Currently, 48% of financial services CMOs view marketing as a cost center and miss the opportunity to communicate its value as a profit center. A fundamental shift in this mindset is necessary to safeguard marketing budgets.
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| Oct 4, 2023
The winners: Retailers faced no shortage of headwinds throughout 2023 as inflation, rising borrowing costs, and the resumption of student loan repayments weighed on consumers’ budgets and caused them to adjust their spending habits. Despite the challenging terrain, several retailers managed to thrive.
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| Dec 19, 2023
It promotes financial wellness as well as deposit products, auto loans, credit cards, and mortgage solutions. Largest share of budget: Primarily video across digital and broadcast channels, with a mix that includes performance-based marketing and paid social media. Social media activities: Meta-owned channels like Facebook and Instagram perform well for the credit union.
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| Sep 20, 2023
Changes in how banks assess future risks: Banks won’t be able to rely solely on internal models to estimate how much they could lose on loans—and how much capital they should hold against assets like mortgages. Regulators fear that internal bank models could underestimate these risks. Instead, regulators want banks to use two different methodologies to obtain the figure:.
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| Jul 28, 2023
Forty-eight percent of CFOs surveyed by BDO expect to take on more debt this year, despite high interest rates and the potential impact on profitability. Some of that debt is likely aimed at improving their customer experience as retailers invest in projects such as store renovations and technology system upgrades.
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| Feb 10, 2023
With large loan loss reserves, the banks are better positioned to weather a storm, but 2023 could still bring rough seas. If the Fed pauses or reverses interest rate hikes, the net interest income holding most banks afloat will cause them to sink. As we wait for the Fed to make its next move, we’re eyeing Q4 2022 performance for UK banks.
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| Jan 18, 2023
However, these temporary effects may still hurt consumers’ ability to access things like auto loans or mortgages. Why it matters: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has been taking a closer look at credit card issuers. In January it said it was looking into the business practices used by issuers and ways in which it can improve consumers’ experiences with credit cards.
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| Nov 22, 2022
I mean, the question is whether or not they're setting themselves up to be in a higher risk position to pay the loan back. So I would say that could certainly be helpful in terms of being able to drive credit card loan balances up.
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| Nov 21, 2022
Lower fees and small-dollar fintech loans appeal to customers building their credit, a common barrier Latinos face. And Square has conducted targeted Spanish-language marketing campaigns to make inroads into this demographic. Exclusion leaves money on the table: Inclusion isn’t just a trend—it’s a good business decision.
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| Oct 2, 2023
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| Dec 19, 2022
And despite their debt and feelings of financial insecurity, Gen Zers are actually wealthier than other generations when they were younger, per Fortune. While rising costs prevent that from translating into higher spending power, their wealth will continue to build over time. Millennials and Gen Zers are also set to inherit over $84 trillion in wealth by 2045 from loved ones, per The Street.
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| Jun 6, 2024
Some banks offer loyalty benefits like low or no fees, mortgage origination discounts, and lower rates on auto and home equity loans. Change is slow but it’s happening: Though many consumers have stuck with larger banks with lower-yielding accounts, there are signs that both the banks and consumers are making changes.
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| Dec 9, 2022
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| Dec 5, 2022
“I think we’re going to see banks drawing on data like whether someone has taken out a mortgage, or how much is in their investment account. There’s so many opportunities for advertisers there,” she said.
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| Jul 22, 2024
US streaming services face mounting debt and slowing subscriber growth after investing billions into originals in order to boost sign-ups. This week, HBO Max made headlines by pulling “Westworld” and other HBO originals from the platform. It’s the latest move by Warner Bros. Discovery to cut expenses such as, in this case, residuals owed to cast and crew. More like this:.
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| Dec 14, 2022
However, student loan payments are resuming this fall and consumers are still being cautious with their discretionary spending. Our prediction: The second half of the year should be more successful for apparel brands than the beginning, especially for all things pink as “Barbie” movie fans hit the racks, according to our analyst Suzy Davidkhanian.
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| Jul 26, 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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| Mar 8, 2023
The decline is related to advertising pullbacks from consumer investing and loan companies. Investing advertisers cut ad spend when interest rates increased and loan demand declined. Increased OOH ad spend by hotels and resorts reflects a broader travel advertising recovery. US travel ad spend in 2023 will be on par with its 2019 levels.
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| Aug 3, 2023
But just 15% of SMB loan applications at big banks get approved given their often-thin credit files, according to a June 2022 podcast from Tearsheet. PSPs can use their visibility into business information to increase SMB access to capital. Revenue-based financing programs could be particularly compelling given their lower risk profile.
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