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A former Wells Fargo borrower says the bank "forced" more, unnecessary insurance coverage on his vehicle, N.Y. Times reports.
Corporate debt in China is falling, but short-term consumer debt is surging, says Deutsche Bank.
The Chinese government is tackling high debt levels, but the country is still borrowing more, said Deutsche Bank.
Howard Marks, Oaktree Capital co-chairman, discusses high asset prices and how bonds might be the first to crack.
Tony Dwyer, senior managing director and chief market strategist at Canaccord Genuity, discusses his note that a market correction has already begun and what the buy in the U.S. market to catch up with emerging markets. The “Fast Money Halftime Report” traders weigh in.
The central culprit this time is the collateralised loan obligation, writes the Financial Times.
Moody’s no longer takes a negative view on China’s banking system, raising its outlook to stable as concerns over shadow banking eased.
What you don't know about credit scores can cost you. Here's what to know.
Jim Cramer broke down his strategy to why Snap fell out of his favor.
Jim Cramer broke down his strategy to why Snap fell out of his favor.
Jim Cramer looks into the stock of financial technology company Equifax to find out why it has been roaring lately.
Jim Cramer looks into the stock of financial technology company Equifax to find out why it has been roaring lately.
Credit cards catch negativity because consumers' brains can't process how to use them, USA Today reports.
Cash-strapped LeEco's CEO Jia Yueting has pledged in an open letter to take full responsibility and repay all debts.
Soaring debt levels in China are a serious concern as the fallout will hit everyone else, said a former IMF economist on Thursday.
China opening up its fixed income market to foreign investors will eventually unleash “massive” demand, HKEx CEO Charles Li said on Friday.
Some borrowers may now appear more creditworthy than they actually are, N.Y. Times reports.
Fitch downgraded Noble, as poor liquidity and weak profitability continue to hinder the turnaround of the struggling commodities trader.
Illinois is on track to become the first state to have its credit rating downgraded to "junk."
Most China crash predictions are looking at the wrong scenario, said Michael Buchanan, head of strategy at Singapore wealth fund Temasek.
