5 minute read – Wired recently published an article, A New Card Ties Your Credit to Your Social Media Stats, discussing a new startup company, Karat, which is designed specifically for social media influencers who have experienced difficulties being approved for mortgages, credit cards, or other financial products in the past. We thought this article […]
3 minute read – The following blog post was written by c. myers and originally published by CUES on June 11, 2020. Waiting for the storm to blow over won’t work; instead do judicious budget trimming that puts strategy first. Like in the Great Recession, decision-makers are facing a margin squeeze, credit risk is […]
A recent area of opportunity and focus has been around how to handle credit risk and deferrals. In this c. myers live, we talk about how business intelligence can assist with identifying member behaviors which can be a helpful indicator when considering your level of concern for reserves. Key Takeaways: What types of information would […]
/images/White-Logo.png00Kaylyn Aguilar/images/White-Logo.pngKaylyn Aguilar2020-06-18 07:48:592020-06-18 07:53:43c. myers live – Handling Credit Risk and Deferrals in This Challenging Environment
In light of current rates hitting historic lows and economic pressures, there has been a need to discuss the implications of negative rates and things to consider. In this c. myers live, we will talk about some things to think about if we were to experience rates going negative in the US. To gain more […]
10 minute read – Negative rates have been a topic of much discussion this year as interest rates have dropped to historic lows and the economy faces extreme pressure as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Much of the discussion is about trying to understand the implications of negative rates on the economy. When asked […]
/images/White-Logo.png00Kaylyn Aguilar/images/White-Logo.pngKaylyn Aguilar2020-05-20 08:39:192020-05-20 08:39:19Thinking Through the Implications of Negative Rates
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Creative Thinking About Meeting Lending Needs
Consumer Behavior, Featured, Interest Rate Risk, Process Improvement, Strategic Planning, Thinking Exercises5 minute read – Wired recently published an article, A New Card Ties Your Credit to Your Social Media Stats, discussing a new startup company, Karat, which is designed specifically for social media influencers who have experienced difficulties being approved for mortgages, credit cards, or other financial products in the past. We thought this article […]
7 Filters for Strategic Cost-Cutting
ALM, Budgeting, Featured, Interest Rate Risk, Strategic Planning3 minute read – The following blog post was written by c. myers and originally published by CUES on June 11, 2020. Waiting for the storm to blow over won’t work; instead do judicious budget trimming that puts strategy first. Like in the Great Recession, decision-makers are facing a margin squeeze, credit risk is […]
c. myers live – Handling Credit Risk and Deferrals in This Challenging Environment
ALM, Consumer Behavior, Interest Rate Risk, Strategic PlanningA recent area of opportunity and focus has been around how to handle credit risk and deferrals. In this c. myers live, we talk about how business intelligence can assist with identifying member behaviors which can be a helpful indicator when considering your level of concern for reserves. Key Takeaways: What types of information would […]
c. myers live – Discussing Implications of Negative Rates
ALM, Economy, Featured, Interest Rate Risk, Strategic PlanningIn light of current rates hitting historic lows and economic pressures, there has been a need to discuss the implications of negative rates and things to consider. In this c. myers live, we will talk about some things to think about if we were to experience rates going negative in the US. To gain more […]
Thinking Through the Implications of Negative Rates
ALM, Economy, Featured, Interest Rate Risk, Strategic Planning10 minute read – Negative rates have been a topic of much discussion this year as interest rates have dropped to historic lows and the economy faces extreme pressure as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Much of the discussion is about trying to understand the implications of negative rates on the economy. When asked […]