Analysts weigh in on GE lending plan
March 23, 2009
Analysts say that GE’s tightening of its floorplan lending standards could seriously affect the marine industry, where it is the primary source of commercial credit.
Analysts say that GE’s tightening of its floorplan lending standards could seriously affect the marine industry, where it is the primary source of commercial credit.
RBC Capital Markets is reducing its estimates for Brunswick to reflect “significant pressure and restructuring,” analyst Edward Aaron wrote in a report, which was issued
Wednesday is the early registration deadline for the Marine Dealer Conference & Expo, set for Nov. 17-19 at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino
Investment analysts say Brunswick Corp. is doing well despite the weak market, but they remain cautious and unsure about the industry’s overall recovery. “Brunswick is
A recent survey of boat dealers in the second quarter confirms “well-documented industry weakness,” according to a recent report from RBC Capital Markets. “Demand for
GE Money’s sales finance unit is discontinuing its consumer finance programs in the marine and RV markets. “This was an extremely difficult decision for GE
Following investor meetings with Brunswick Corp., RBC Capital Markets says the company is attractive for long-term investors, but those interested in “shorter time horizons should
Analysts say that GE’s tightening of its floorplan lending standards could seriously affect the marine industry, where it is the primary source of commercial credit.
RBC Capital Markets is reducing its estimates for Brunswick to reflect “significant pressure and restructuring,” analyst Edward Aaron wrote in a report, which was issued
Wednesday is the early registration deadline for the Marine Dealer Conference & Expo, set for Nov. 17-19 at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino
Investment analysts say Brunswick Corp. is doing well despite the weak market, but they remain cautious and unsure about the industry’s overall recovery. “Brunswick is
A recent survey of boat dealers in the second quarter confirms “well-documented industry weakness,” according to a recent report from RBC Capital Markets. “Demand for
GE Money’s sales finance unit is discontinuing its consumer finance programs in the marine and RV markets. “This was an extremely difficult decision for GE
Following investor meetings with Brunswick Corp., RBC Capital Markets says the company is attractive for long-term investors, but those interested in “shorter time horizons should
