Marine lending tightens further
July 28, 2009
Provident Bank finalized its merger with M&T Bank, removing one more marine lender from the retail landscape. “Provident was a fairly significant national lender,” with
Provident Bank finalized its merger with M&T Bank, removing one more marine lender from the retail landscape. “Provident was a fairly significant national lender,” with
Group is lobbying to make boat loans easier by extending relief to non-bank marine lenders Amid a recession and tightening credit, the National Marine Manufacturers
A change in procedure has eliminated federal paperwork in the marine loan process, but has increased the likelihood of fraud and identity theft, members of
Despite the credit crunch, there was an air of optimism at the NMBA’s annual conference The U.S. economy will continue to suffer the effects of
LAS VEGAS — The current economic news may not be good, but Wednesday’s speakers at the Marine Dealer Conference & Expo continued to offer dealers
KeyBank, one of the largest marine lenders in the country, announced today that it is pulling out of the marine lending business and ending recreational
But GE Money’s departure from marine lending could make things tougher for the marginal buyer Given today’s tight economy and GE Money’s exit from the
Perspective is sometimes difficult to maintain, particularly in tough economic times. It’s easy to get wrapped up in headlines and the bleak outlook they often
Attorney Leonard Bellavia’s opinion piece in April’s Trade Only Forum has sparked considerable reaction among marine lenders. His observation that marine dealer defaults may be
Provident Bank finalized its merger with M&T Bank, removing one more marine lender from the retail landscape. “Provident was a fairly significant national lender,” with
Group is lobbying to make boat loans easier by extending relief to non-bank marine lenders Amid a recession and tightening credit, the National Marine Manufacturers
A change in procedure has eliminated federal paperwork in the marine loan process, but has increased the likelihood of fraud and identity theft, members of
Despite the credit crunch, there was an air of optimism at the NMBA’s annual conference The U.S. economy will continue to suffer the effects of
LAS VEGAS — The current economic news may not be good, but Wednesday’s speakers at the Marine Dealer Conference & Expo continued to offer dealers
KeyBank, one of the largest marine lenders in the country, announced today that it is pulling out of the marine lending business and ending recreational
But GE Money’s departure from marine lending could make things tougher for the marginal buyer Given today’s tight economy and GE Money’s exit from the
Perspective is sometimes difficult to maintain, particularly in tough economic times. It’s easy to get wrapped up in headlines and the bleak outlook they often
Attorney Leonard Bellavia’s opinion piece in April’s Trade Only Forum has sparked considerable reaction among marine lenders. His observation that marine dealer defaults may be
