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Q4 Industry Insights: Looking Good on Paper, Feeling Bad in Wallets, Everyone’s Uncertain on Financial Outlook

True Accord

The good news for lenders and debt collectors is that a reported 72% of consumers have a New Years resolution to pay off debt in 2025. CFPB Looks at Medical Debt, Student Loans and So Much Data Medical debt wasnt the only focus for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in Q4. What Does This Mean for Debt Collection?

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Collections Economics 101 for Digital Lenders

True Accord

based lender following GAAP accounting, the lender’s net loss rate (or net charge off rate) is the ultimate metric. What are credit loss provisions and why are they important to financial providers? Lending institutions will inevitably have loans that go into default, and this is planned for in their financial modeling.

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TrueAccord Announces Organizational Changes to Executive Leadership Team

True Accord

Digital-first debt collection fintech readies for continued B2B and B2C expansion with strategic leadership reorganization. He is a seasoned industry leader with more than 20 years of experience in the collections space, focusing on strategy, analytics, policies and strategies. To learn more, go to [link].

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Debt Collectors, Payday Lenders Collected Over $500 Million In Federal Pandemic Relief

Collection Industry News

Yet the federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program last year also gave the company a helping hand: It provided $2.4 Those were just two of more than 1,800 loans that went to debt collectors and high-interest lenders through the Paycheck Protection Program, according to an analysis by The Washington Post.

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Troutman Pepper Weekly Consumer Financial Services Newsletter

Troutman Sanders

The proposed rule would require lenders to assess a borrower’s ability to repay a PACE loan, as well as provide a framework for how these loans will be treated under the Truth in Lending Act. On April 26, the FTC, the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and debt collection company International Credit Recovery, Inc.