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Washington D.C. Introduces Legislation Attacking Fintech-Bank Partnership Lending by Opting Out of DIDMCA and Codifying a “True Lender” Test

Troutman Sanders

B 25-0609 is intended to prevent out-of-state lenders from charging rates higher than the District’s usury cap of 24%. The Code of the District of Columbia would be amended to adopt a totality of the circumstance test to determine the “true lender” of a consumer loan. However, whether the legislation will be effective is unclear.

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Lenders Take Note: Federal Banking Agencies Issue Long-Awaited Community Reinvestment Act Final Rule

Troutman Sanders

On October 24, the Federal Reserve Board (Fed), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) (collectively, the agencies) finally issued their long-awaited final rule modernizing how they assess lenders’ compliance under the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA).

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Negative Impact of Buy Now Pay Later Schemes

Nexa Collect

Retailer Incentives : Retailers sometimes receive incentives or commissions from BNPL providers for promoting their service. This might cause some retailers to aggressively push BNPL as the preferred payment option even when it might not be in the best interest of the consumer.

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Q1 Industry Insights: Consumers Will Consume, Lenders Will Lend, Delinquencies Will Rise

True Accord

And lenders are happy to lend. Delinquencies were at record lows, causing lenders to become more comfortable serving subprime segments that were performing well. For lenders, this means engaging delinquent customers early on when the first signs of slippage occur, and how you do that is important.

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Auto Lenders Brace For Higher Interest Rates, Recession

Collection Industry News

High-end retailer RH told investors Thursday (June 30) it expects consumer demand will continue to weaken through the end of the year. The post Auto Lenders Brace For Higher Interest Rates, Recession appeared first on Collection Industry News. But some trends seem inexorable. Big Ticket Demand Wanes.

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Using Forbearance Agreements to Protect Commercial Real Estate Lender Interests During COVID-19

Fraser

While much attention has been paid to the struggles of businesses, such as restaurants and retail establishments, to survive the economic downturn wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, those who lend to such businesses for the purchase of real estate are also dealing with the fallout. In some instances, this means the possibility of foreclosure.

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Amendments to Banking Statutes Sent to Connecticut Senate

Troutman Sanders

With this bill, Connecticut hopes to join several other states that have set strict rate caps on consumer loans, including Illinois, New Mexico, Colorado and California, and those that expressly provide for a predominant economic interest test for true lender purposes. Vehicle Installment Contracts. Sales Finance Company. GAP Waivers.

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