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3 Alternative Lending Startups to Watch

Bank Innovation

Large banks, e-commerce moguls like Amazon and eBay and tech firms are likely to enter the alternative lending space, and soon, according to Eden Amirav, co-founder, and CEO of startup LendingExpress. National Australia Bank set up its own alternative lending arm called QuickBiz Loans back in 2016. Over the […].

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2016 Innovators to Watch: 44 Executives Shaping the Future of Banking

Bank Innovation

Some of the shine seems to have come off fintech innovation in 2016. Startup valuations are dropping; once abundant venture capital is growing scarcer; marketplace lending has gotten bruised — even the self-proclaimed capital of fintech, London, faces an uncertain future with Brexit.

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Banks Return to Buying As Lending Club Records More Loss

Bank Innovation

Lending Club may be back on track with banks, but not soon enough to help its fourth quarter results. 2016 was a tumultuous year for the online lender. The company set high goals for the fourth quarter, including its determination to generate $2 billion in loans. The lender’s very narrow miss of Read More.

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Things worth reading: 8th November 2016

Chris Skinner

Things we’re reading today include … Tesco Bank: 20,000 customers lose money Tesco Bank blames ‘systematic sophisticated attack’ for account losses Investors shrug off more losses at Lending Club HSBC boss urges government clarity on EU workers in the UK Banks, brokers gird for Brexit-style tumult following Tuesday’s election (..)

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Auto Finance Innovation 2016 Unveiled

Bank Innovation

In a sign of the times in consumer lending, Auto Finance News today announced the launch of Auto Finance Innovation 2016, a new industry forum to explore the fintech revolution and how it is reshaping automotive lending and leasing.

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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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Things worth reading: 6th July 2016

Chris Skinner

Bank of England releases £150bn of lending amid warnings on stability Here are the five biggest risks facing the UK economy Mastercard to face UK class action lawsuit Fed’s Williams says Brexit effect as expected, no big deal FBI … The post Things worth reading: 6th July 2016 appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.

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