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.
Aging inventories are expected to peak in 2009, as are dealer bankruptcies, according to an analyst who spoke with marine industry leaders at the Miami
Capital One has pulled out of marine retail lending, according to Jim Coburn, vice president of consumer lending at Flagstar Bank and president of the
Analysts from Wachovia Capital Markets are lowering their earnings estimates for Brunswick Corp. because of the continuing economic situation, which likely will necessitate further boat
Skeeter Products recently completed a capital expansion program at the company’s Kilgore, Texas, manufacturing plant to accommodate the future growth of its boatbuilding operations. The
Some investment analysts are praising Brunswick Corp.’s recent announcement to drastically cut back production over the next year and a half. “This plan should enable
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.
Aging inventories are expected to peak in 2009, as are dealer bankruptcies, according to an analyst who spoke with marine industry leaders at the Miami
Capital One has pulled out of marine retail lending, according to Jim Coburn, vice president of consumer lending at Flagstar Bank and president of the
Analysts from Wachovia Capital Markets are lowering their earnings estimates for Brunswick Corp. because of the continuing economic situation, which likely will necessitate further boat
Skeeter Products recently completed a capital expansion program at the company’s Kilgore, Texas, manufacturing plant to accommodate the future growth of its boatbuilding operations. The
Some investment analysts are praising Brunswick Corp.’s recent announcement to drastically cut back production over the next year and a half. “This plan should enable
