Articles Tagged with 'portfolio'

Job Losses Create Higher Loan Risk

October 01, 2010
The stalled economy has put the industry's auto loan portfolio at greater risk. READ MORE

The Pros and Cons of Participation Loans

December 24, 2010
Tread cautiously into the potentially rewarding realm of loan participations. READ MORE

Embrace New Lending Strategies

April 11, 2011
The flood of new regulations makes this an ideal time to discuss the CU difference with your members. READ MORE

Is the ‘New Normal’ Really That New?

September 12, 2011
Experts predict a “new normal,” where regulations, compliance costs, and business challenges will continue to increase. READ MORE

Portfolio Management: Four Keys

October 24, 2011
Sound loan portfolio management has always been essential. But its importance has become particularly evident to credit union boards and management teams during the past several years. READ MORE

Pumping Up Auto Loan Volume

September 30, 2011
Auto loans have long been the bread and butter of credit union lending. But these days the bread is a tad drier and the butter a bit scarcer. READ MORE

Enhance Your CU’s Investment Portfolio

October 07, 2011
CU leaders should set aside personal investment biases and change their investment styles to build a solid investment portfolio. READ MORE

To Spur Loan Growth, Learn From the Past

January 24, 2012
There’s an upside to the economic down cycle: A wealth of information on bad accounts. READ MORE

CU Hits a Mortgage Home Run

March 01, 2012
Roughly 90% of those who refinanced through the program were new members with an average loan-to-value of 45% and credit scores in the high 700s. READ MORE

Exam Time? Announce Your Presence with Authority

March 30, 2012
Develop a good working relationship with your examiner—but make it clear you have a well-thought-out business plan. READ MORE
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