Doomsday Scenario: Credit card problems, PE downsized, American – Bloggingstocks.com
Higher chargeoffs and retracting credit means further consumer spending retraction. A semi-annual survey by Collier Capital found that 20% of institutional investors plan to downsize their target allocation to private equity, (via PEHub) the largest
ALI Solutions Reports Lower Charge-Offs and Delinquencies for Credit – PR Inside
ALI Solutions™, the leading provider of event-based analytic solutions, announced the success of its year-long EarlyDetection System : initiative at a leading North American credit card issuer that wished to identify new cardholders whose day-one
Bravo’s `NYC Prep’ peeks inside world of rich kids – Boston Globe
The show, already getting tons of online buzz ahead of Tuesday’s premiere, offers a glimpse into the lives of wealthy New York teens from various prep schools. They dine at stylish restaurants, charge designer clothes on credit cards and talk bluntly
Capital One Financial sees bad credit card debt rise – Birmingham Business Journal
The ongoing financial slump with unemployment at 9.4 percent is continuing to hit Capital One Financial Corp. The McLean-based credit card company (NYSE: COF) reports writing off 9.4 percent of U.S. credit card loans in May as uncollectible. That
Credit card settlements on the rise – United Press International
NEW YORK, June 16 (UPI) — The American Bankers Association said that settlements on credit card debt are rising, a sign expectations of full payment on U.S. accounts are dwindling. Banks are reluctant to admit they are settling for less than the
Toyota, Nissan vow to do better; green cars key – Globe and Mail
Japan’s No.1 and No.3 carmakers both face a second straight year of losses in the financial year to March 2010, reeling from a sharp sales slide in all major developed markets. The industry slump, fuelled by tight credit and rising jobless numbers
Hard times make credit score key – Philiy.com
MINNEAPOLIS – Americans’ credit scores, the three-digit number that determines whether you’ll get a loan and how much you’ll pay for it, have taken a beating. Millions of consumers’ scores have dropped, making it more expensive for them to borrow
Bravo series lets us inside the lives of rich school kids – Atlantic City Press
NEW YORK – In the debut episode of “NYC Prep,” Bravo’s new water-cooler reality series about the young and rich, two teenagers hang out in a sleek lounge – their after-school version of IHOP. A debate ensues over the value of the children’s charity
Doomsday Scenario: Credit card problems, PE downsized, American – Bloggingstocks.com
Higher chargeoffs and retracting credit means further consumer spending retraction. A semi-annual survey by Collier Capital found that 20% of institutional investors plan to downsize their target allocation to private equity, (via PEHub) the largest
ALI Solutions Reports Lower Charge-Offs and Delinquencies for Credit – PR Inside
ALI Solutions™, the leading provider of event-based analytic solutions, announced the success of its year-long EarlyDetection System : initiative at a leading North American credit card issuer that wished to identify new cardholders whose day-one
Bravo’s `NYC Prep’ peeks inside world of rich kids – Boston Globe
The show, already getting tons of online buzz ahead of Tuesday’s premiere, offers a glimpse into the lives of wealthy New York teens from various prep schools. They dine at stylish restaurants, charge designer clothes on credit cards and talk bluntly
Capital One Financial sees bad credit card debt rise – Birmingham Business Journal
The ongoing financial slump with unemployment at 9.4 percent is continuing to hit Capital One Financial Corp. The McLean-based credit card company (NYSE: COF) reports writing off 9.4 percent of U.S. credit card loans in May as uncollectible. That
Credit card settlements on the rise – United Press International
NEW YORK, June 16 (UPI) — The American Bankers Association said that settlements on credit card debt are rising, a sign expectations of full payment on U.S. accounts are dwindling. Banks are reluctant to admit they are settling for less than the
Toyota, Nissan vow to do better; green cars key – Globe and Mail
Japan’s No.1 and No.3 carmakers both face a second straight year of losses in the financial year to March 2010, reeling from a sharp sales slide in all major developed markets. The industry slump, fuelled by tight credit and rising jobless numbers
Hard times make credit score key – Philiy.com
MINNEAPOLIS – Americans’ credit scores, the three-digit number that determines whether you’ll get a loan and how much you’ll pay for it, have taken a beating. Millions of consumers’ scores have dropped, making it more expensive for them to borrow
Bravo series lets us inside the lives of rich school kids – Atlantic City Press
NEW YORK – In the debut episode of “NYC Prep,” Bravo’s new water-cooler reality series about the young and rich, two teenagers hang out in a sleek lounge – their after-school version of IHOP. A debate ensues over the value of the children’s charity