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Lessons from the Capital One Data Breach

Gonzobanker

When most financial executives read the headline “Capital One Data Breach,” they had two thoughts: How is this going to impact the financial sector? In this case, information about Capital One ’s customers. Aren’t both AWS and Capital One both responsible? What does the Capital One breach mean?

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Reduce Credit Spreads to Increase Return

South State Correspondent

Cost-plus pricing: Here banks calculate their cost of capital, funding costs, all direct and indirect costs and add a margin to determine the price. Despite management’s best efforts, lenders interpret the minimum spread as the only spread available to their customers.

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How to Practice Loan Pricing Discipline

South State Correspondent

Treating all credit facilities equally by setting minimum credit spreads regardless of size, term, cross-sell opportunities, lifetime value, and credit quality leads to misallocation of capital and substandard return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE). Bankers need to manage credit relationships to ROA/ROE and not credit spreads.

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Should You Adjust Loan Pricing Due To Rising Funding Costs?

South State Correspondent

Rising funding costs and decreasing liquidity at community banks are causing managers to change pricing methodology for new credits. Cost-plus pricing – Here, banks calculate their cost of capital, funding costs, and all direct and indirect costs and add a margin to determine the price.

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Pentagon Bumps Up Periodic Payments To Contractors

PYMNTS

The agency managing contracts will also work with the Pentagon to keep invoices going through at normal rates. The idea behind the easing of rates is for bigger contractors to help smaller ones, according to Byron Callan, defense industry analyst with Capital Alpha Partners. The news comes as one U.S.

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Food for Thought: A Policy on Credit Exceptions

Abrigo

Portfolio segments should be monitored and managed, not get buried in exception counts. This is particularly true of credit exceptions related to account management (e.g., Management may conclude that specific sections of the written policy are no longer relevant. It just stays on forever. and property tax payments.

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Managing the Corona Debt Tsunami - The Experts Speak

FICO

Here’s what participants said about managing debt collection in the pandemic this year — and what they see for the future. Bureau data became a challenge as many of the leading indicators became redundant since people ‘froze’ in time, which placed risks on many of the account origination and account management scores.