[Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Ryan Weeks, formerly with Dow Jones and AltFi, covering fintech. This is...
[Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Jorrit van Rijswijk, an Analyst at Dynamic Credit/LoanClear] EU member states have...
Christoph Rieche, CEO and Co-Founder of Iwoca sent an open lender to Chancellor Philip Hammond stating that the government’s bank...
Two reports share that the federal government may not profit or break even on their $1.4 trillion student loan portfolio; there has been an increase in borrowing in recent years and some graduate students are opting for income-driven repayment plans; these students are expected to pay back less than they took to pay for tuition; there are concerns that the interest payments of those paying the full amount on their loans may not be enough to offset those that are entering these plans. Source
Businesses across Europe have reported vastly different experiences in their efforts to secure the financial support promised by their respective...
Last week the government passed a stimulus package called the CARES Act which included $349 billion in loan guarantees for...
The House Small Business Committee heard from Small Business Administration borrowers who testified at a hearing last week; they discussed...