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Prepare for stronger C&I lending demand: A $1.7 trillion “wave”

Abrigo

Ready to catch the next wave of lending growth? Commercial and industrial lending (C&I) will be the next big performance driver for banks and credit unions. You might also like this paper on how institutions can produce smarter, faster lending. C&I lending will be the next “bomb.”

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Dialing Up Performance in Home Equity Lending

Gonzobanker

With the inefficient, circa-2004 borrowing processes resident in many banks’ loan departments today, too few lenders are equipped to deal with the rising tide of home equity volumes that will descend like a tsunami on their operations the moment Fed chairman Jerome (What-Are-We-Waiting-For) Powell announces a rate cut. It’s coming, lenders.

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CashCall, Courts And California’s Increasingly Confusing Lending Market

PYMNTS

All that to say this has been an especially tough week for CashCall, and possibly the entire installment lending industry in the state. The plaintiffs borrowed from CashCall at rates of 96 percent or 135 percent between 2004 and 2011. The California Court Loss. There’s no bright line,” she said.

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Higher Rates – Faster for Longer

South State Correspondent

This rapid change in interest rates requires careful planning, product selection, and new lending and deposit-gathering strategies. Jun 2004 – Jun 2006. In today’s lending market, borrowers start from historically low interest rates, making the DSCR deterioration much more likely. Higher Rates Due To A Suprised Fed.

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Lessons Learned: Banks that thrived during crisis grew loans slower prior to it.

Jeff For Banks

It appears that banks that had the ability to do the same during the heady lending times of 2004 - 2007 found it to be an enduring strategy (see table from Fed study). In addition to that, here is what I think a bank should do to avoid the lending hubris that led up to the crisis: 1. Lend Consistent With Your Strategy.

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What Cambodia’s Debt Crisis Means For Microlending

PYMNTS

Loans are very much at a higher rate than you would normally expect,” said Daniel Rozas, co-founder of consultancy group Microfinance Index of Market Outreach and Saturation ( Mimosa ) told Bloomberg. That median amount was $200 in 2004 and $1,000 in 2014.

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What #Banking Trend Will Have the Greatest Impact on Your Bank?

Jeff For Banks

And then what happened in 2004-06 happened again. The Fed has paused for nearly a year now, and it was our experience in 2006-07 that bank cost of funds continued to increase as the market closed the delta between what someone could earn in a money market mutual fund and a bank account. Cost of funds is leveling off now.