Changes to Reporting Could Mean Higher Credit Scores for Millions of Americans
Beginning July 1st, the big three credit reporting bureaus, Experian, Equifax, and Transunion, will no longer rely on certain public records, like civil judgments and tax liens, in calculating credit scores without first independently confirming the identity of the...
Banks Pass Stress Tests, Could Weather Another Recession
As required under the Dodd-Frank Act, the Federal Reserve conducted its regular stress tests of major American banks and released the results late last month. Banks that hold more than $50 billion in assets are mandated to submit to a series of hypothetical tests to...
NAFSA leadership at LDF Tribal Lending Summit
NAFSA staff are in Wisconsin this week attending the LDF Tribal Lending Summit. NAFSA Executive Director Gary Davis will give an update, and staff are represented on panels for banking, marketing, and legal issues. This is the fourth lending summit hosted by the Lac...
