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SoFi Responds to the New York Times

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·Sep. 14, 2017·1 min read

SoFi has published a blog post in response to a New York Times article about recent news at the company; discusses what SoFi calls vague claims as it relates to their mortgage and personal loans business; provides updates on what the company is doing related to corporate culture and Mike Cagney’s departure. Source

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