Credit Lending
By: Staci Baker Just before the holidays, the Fed released proposed rules, which implement Sections 165 and 166 of the Dodd-Frank Act. According to The...
For as long as there have been loans, there has been credit risk and risk management. In the early days of US banking, the...
By: Staci Baker Just before the holidays, the Fed released proposed rules, which implement Sections 165 and 166 of the Dodd-Frank Act. According to The...
As we kick off the new year, I thought I’d dedicate a few blog posts to cover what some of the consumer credit trends...
By: Joel Pruis Small Business Application Requirements The debate on what constitutes a small business application is probably second only to the ongoing debate...
By: Joel Pruis The debate on what constitutes a small business application is probably second only to the ongoing debate around centralized vs. decentralized...
By: Joel Pruis Part I – New Application Volume and the Business Banker: Generating small business or business banking applications may be one of...
By: Mike Horrocks Earlier this week, my wife and I were discussing the dinner plans for Thanksgiving. The yams, cranberries, and pumpkin pies were...
By: Mike Horrocks Have you ever been struck by a turtle or even better burnt by water skies that were on fire? If you...
By: Kari Michel The way medical debts are treated in scores may change with the introduction of June 2011, Medical Debt Responsibility Act. The Medical Debt...
With the raising of the U.S. debt ceiling and its recent ramifications consuming the headlines over the past month, I began to wonder what...
The following article was originally posted on August 15, 2011 by Mike Myers on the Experian Business Credit Blog. Last time we talked about...
By: John Straka Unsurprisingly, Washington deficit hawks have been eyeing the “sacred cows” of tax preferences for homeownership for some time now. Policymakers might even...
A surprising occurrence is happening in the consumer credit markets. Bank card issuers are back in acquisition mode, enticing consumers with cash back, airline points...
By: Staci Baker The Durbin Amendment, according to Wikipedia, gave the Federal Reserve the power to regulate debit card interchange fees. The amendment, which will...
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