In the 16 years since the Great Recession, many banks have continued to tighten lending standards, leaving many consumer and commercial borrowers underserved.(Sponsored Content by Revere Capital)
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With banks tightening the purse strings on lending for commercial purposes in the current economic climate, #realestatedevelopers and #investors are increasingly turning to #privatelenders like Enact Partners to finance their projects. While metrics such as borrower creditworthiness, track record, and project feasibility remain essential to the lending process, the relationship between borrower and lender often plays the most pivotal role in overall success. Read more on our blog - https://hubs.li/Q02tvQcX0
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Big banks are facing a major challenge. 🏦💼 Over 65 large U.S. banks are at risk due to high exposure to commercial property loans. With $1.6 trillion in financing maturing soon, delinquent loans and falling property values are raising alarms. This is a wake-up call for the financial sector. Let’s stay vigilant and proactive to navigate these turbulent times. #CommercialRealEstate #BankingRisk #FinancialStability #CRELoans #EconomicOutlook
CoStar News - Large Banks Face Higher Risk From Commercial Property Loans, Sparking Increased Concern
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Empowering SMBs with faster access to credit and streamlined processes is crucial in today's economic landscape. As traditional bank lending faces constraints, non-bank lenders are stepping up to fill the gap, offering flexible solutions tailored to evolving borrower needs. Let's embrace this opportunity to support small businesses and drive economic growth together! #SmallBusiness #Fintech #DigitalLending
2024 promises to be a very interesting year - full of both both challenges and opportunities - there are some factors that could work to the advantage of non-bank SMB lenders. https://lnkd.in/e6dYAHfu
Two Factors Driving Opportunity for Non-bank SMB Lenders in 2024
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Why should a borrower cry after a loan is approved ❓ 😢 😭 Shouldn't the borrower be happy ❓ 🤔 📢 Lending to Make or Milk the Market: The Kindness or Wickedness of the Lender 📍 Lending is a pivotal element in financial markets, shaping economic landscapes and individual fortunes. The actions of lenders can range from kind and supportive to exploitative and damaging. Understanding the dual nature of lending helps in discerning the true impact on borrowers and the broader economy. 💕 A kind lender gives: ✳ Supportive Financing: Kind lenders provide fair and accessible financing options, helping individuals and businesses achieve their goals. This support can foster growth, innovation, and economic stability, benefiting both borrowers and the wider community. ✳Reasonable Interest Rates: Lenders who offer reasonable interest rates make borrowing affordable. Fair interest rates help borrowers manage their repayments without falling into financial distress, promoting long-term financial health. ✳Flexibility and Understanding: Compassionate lenders show flexibility and understanding, offering repayment plans that accommodate borrowers' financial situations. This approach can prevent defaults and reduce stress, contributing to positive borrower experiences. 🖤 The wicked lender gives: ✳ Predatory Lending Practices: Wicked lenders engage in predatory lending practices, exploiting borrowers through high-interest rates, hidden fees, and unfavorable terms. These practices trap borrowers in cycles of debt, leading to financial ruin. ✳Aggressive Debt Collection: Some lenders use aggressive and unethical debt collection methods, causing significant distress to borrowers. This approach can include harassment, threats, and legal actions that exacerbate borrowers' financial struggles. ✳Lack of Transparency: Lenders who lack transparency in their terms and conditions deceive borrowers, leading to unexpected costs and financial hardships. Clear and honest communication is essential for borrowers to make informed decisions. ✴ Lending can either make or milk the market, reflecting the kindness or wickedness of the lender. Supportive and fair lending practices contribute to economic growth and individual prosperity, while exploitative practices can lead to financial suffering and instability. By promoting ethical lending standards and advocating for borrower protection, we can ensure that lending serves as a force for good in the market. ⁉I am not ignorant of the wicked borrowers 😇 Feel free to share your experiences and thoughts on lending practices in the comments below. #Lending #Finance #EthicalLending #BorrowerProtection #FinancialHealth #fintech #banking
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While risk hasn't totally dissipated in the CRE space, there are community banks looking to make more solid, profitable loans in the year ahead by paying close attention to risk and finding ways to offset those risks on the front-end. Some banks are focused on term loans and others are prioritizing loans that are backed by more borrower equity. Learn what your peers are doing in this recent article published in ICBA Independent Banker. https://lnkd.in/gReeaSnn Looking for the best way to balance risk and growth in the year ahead? Let's talk! #CRE #Lending #RelationshipBanking
CRE Lending: Challenge or Opportunity?
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Trillions of dollars in commercial real estate loans will mature in the next couple of years. During recent earnings calls, the regional banks sought to re-assure markets on how they are fending off a crisis. ’Extend and pretend‘ is not a strategy. #creditunions #bankingindustry #financialservices #mortgagelending #fintech #cre #managementconsulting #growthstrategies #future
Charge-offs and Bigger Reserves: Inside the CRE Crisis at the Regional Banks
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With deposits steady and lending flat, focus shifts to credit quality
With deposits steady and lending flat, focus shifts to credit quality
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The latest FED Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey (SLOOS) shows that the share of banks actively raising standards for commercial borrowers remains positive, largely due to economic uncertainty. Banks are also continuing to tighten standards and conditions for unsecured consumer loans, as anticipated given the rise in charge-off rates over the past year and the ‘inflation-driven’ recessionary pressures among consumers. However, they are starting to lower credit standards for loans secured by residential real estate and autos, giving consumers a bit more leeway in the near term. Commercial and industrial lending has continued to stall, as the commercial real estate crisis is far from over.
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Happy Holidays all! Our last newsletter of the year had this great article about the impact of Tightening credit conditions on businesses - particularly in the middle market. What say you? Comment Below: Special Shout out for a Haiku. . . #happyholidays #fedpolicy #acg #rma #provisors #vistage #dealmakers
Even with recent good news from the Fed, banks are citing concerns about a soft economy next year. A recent article from Forbes indicates that most lenders will continue to restrict credit into the first half of 2024. While banks tightening credit can reduce risk for the bank itself, it can also create risks for both the business borrowers and the lenders. Turning Point CEO Alan Chaffee has strategies and advice for business owners who may experience more difficulty securing a loan or lines of credit. If you're finding yourself struggling to secure credit for your business, our team can help. #capitaladvisory #businessbanking #workingcapital https://lnkd.in/gMdDV_kZ
Tight Credit Market: Impact On Banks and Your Business
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My friend and RSM banking analyst, Angela Kramer, provides valuable insights on the recent Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey results. Despite tight CRE lending and low demand in the current high-interest rate environment, there's a silver lining. Angela highlights the resilience of our banking system, with many institutions actively collaborating with borrowers to navigate challenges in CRE portfolios. #Banking #Finance #CRE #IndustryInsights
Fed loan officer survey shows CRE standards continue to tighten
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