Market analysts tracking Exeter Finance caution that while credit metrics are improving, rising consumer debt loads could challenge borrower resiliency if economic conditions tighten. The current balance favors a neutral to slightly bullish stance. Weaver’s complaint was strikingly similar, citing the settlements Exeter had entered into with Massachusetts and Delaware: “They had to pay millions back to consumers due to predatory practices,” he wrote to Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry. “I am wondering if that is happening to me.” Executives From a Bank Charged With “Predatory Lending” Moved to a New Lender. Regulators Did Little to Stop Them. Technical chart watchers note Exeter Finance-linked ABS ETFs forming a short-term bullish pattern, with volumes trending 8% above 30-day averages in mid-July. If momentum holds, upside targets could be tested in August.