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Big banks get green light to make small short-term loans

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Source: CNBC / MSN

Consumers who rely on payday loans to fill their budget gaps may have a new option to turn to: traditional banks. National banks just received the go-ahead to serve that market from their regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

On Wednesday, Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting called for national banks and federal savings associations to step into the short-term, small-dollar installment loan market.

These loans typically range from $300 to $5,000, according to the regulator. And that adds up to about $90 billion in loans taken out every year by millions of U.S. consumers.

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May 28, 2018 |

Seek Capital Partners with Small Business Funding Platform Lendza to Help Startup Businesses

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Source: Cision PRWeb

Seek Capital is the leading company for startup business funding in the United States. Lendza is a funding request service that matches small business owners seeking capital with a suitable lender. Today, the two companies are proud to announce a new partnership where Lendza will start connecting small business owners looking for startup business loans with Seek Capital.

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May 27, 2018 |

GreenSky, An Online Lending Unicorn, Raises Over $800 Million In IPO

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Source: Forbes

GreenSky, which facilitates loans for home improvement projects via a smartphone app and has quietly become one of the largest financial technology companies in the country, made its public debut on Thursday.

The Atlanta-based company saw shares end the day at $23.36, which was 1.5% higher than the $23 set on Wednesday evening. GreenSky had originally priced shares between $21 and $23 apiece. It also ultimately sold 38 million shares, above its original expectations to sell 34 million shares.

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May 27, 2018 |

Finitive Launches Alternative Lending Investment Platform

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Source: ABL Advisor

Finitive LLC, a financial technology platform providing institutional investors with direct access to alternative lending investments, announced the launch of its zero-fee platform.

Finitive, which commenced operations in August 2017, has received commitments for transactions with an aggregate capacity of $1.3 billion. Several asset managers and banks have committed capital for transactions in the consumer, renewable energy and commercial real estate lending sectors.

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May 22, 2018 |
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