Asset-Backed Credit Card Securities: COVID-19 Edition
Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) are an essential part of credit card lending for top issuers. Instead of internally financing credit card ...
Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) are an essential part of credit card lending for top issuers. Instead of internally financing credit card ...
Today’s NYTimes provides a view on how credit card companies are positioning their businesses for unforeseen issues durng the Coronavirus ...
The headline in today’s WSJ sums things up well in ten words: “Everything is Going Wrong All at Once for ...
A loan is a common solution for anyone (individuals or business owners) in need of additional funds. Loans are versatile, ...
Today’s WSJ talks about how some non-bank lenders are circumventing local state laws on usury caps by placing loans in ...
States have the right to control interest rates for their decision, which was an obstacle for national credit card companies ...
Pay Day Loans are an ugly business. They focus on the credit impaired, and it is not unusual to see ...
It happens to me frequently, and probably to you also. You have a perfectly good credit card with a $10,000 ...
We typically don’t wander into the depths of corporate finance since it is tangentially related to core coverage of payments. ...
Now, let me get this straight. Prime Rate just dropped, and credit card interest rates are rising. Financial Times reports: ...
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