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" ... "Our dealers are willing to lend a hand by doing whatever it takes to help our customers in this time of need," says Kumar Galhotra, president of Ford North America. ... "
" ... 6. Lending: Have you ever seen a bank lend money to invest in stocks? Probably not, but banks will likely lend you money to invest in a property. You typically need around 25% of the purchase price for the bank to lend the rest. You may also have favorable lending benefits the larger your investment property. Keep in mind that every bank has its own asset/portfolio preference, so it's important to understand their objectives and tendencies. Lending programs often change, too. If a bank turned down a loan with you prior, they may be open to working with your loan at a future time. For example, a smaller local bank may be interested in lending to local property owners, whereas a larger bank with a national presence may be interested in lending to a different asset class completely — medical offices, for example. There are banks that focus mostly on small-business administration (SBA) loans, which often require owner-occupancy, whereas other lenders may be open to non-owner-occupied assets. It is important to compare a variety of options and terms between lenders in order to determine the most favorable option. ... "
" ... A critical service they could lend to their customers is to simplify the complexity of sizing. Brands cling to their exclusive sizing standards as a way to build loyalty to the brand. But the fact that a size 10 measures differently from brand to brand creates huge inefficiencies within the value chain, especially as more fashion purchases are made online without the ability to try something on. ... "
" ... In November, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin told a very disappointed Fed Chair Powell that the Fed’s special credit line from the Treasury and its authority to lend to the corporate sector would be shutdown at year’s end. Markets, however, have a very high level of confidence that those or similar programs will be reinstated by incoming Treasury Secretary Yellen. So, we have a unique phenomenon – the yields on Treasury paper, reflecting market inflation fears, appear to have become more volatile than the yields on corporate debt which have enjoyed Fed support well down the quality spectrum. Since August, Treasury yields have drifted upward. At the same time, corporate spreads on much lower quality paper, compressed. I expect that Yellen will reinstate the Fed’s corporate lending line, the Fed will continue to support junk/near junk corporate paper, and that this unusual volatility phenomenon will continue. ... "
" ... Some people also like to suggest that Deutsche Bank is the only institution willing to lend to Trump. That’s not true. The president’s creditors include at least six other institutions, two of which began or reworked deals while the president was in office. ... "