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Institutional buying in Fusion Auto Finance increased last week, with funds adding 320K shares, pushing institutional ownership to 62%. This activity aligns with reports of better-than-expected Q2 net loan growth at $420M, supported by competitive lending rates compared to peers like Ally Financial. “Like our print and digital newspaper media, small and medium businesses are the heart of our local communities. This recognition is a true testament to their talent, hard work, and unwavering commitment. As a wholly owned subsidiary of General Motors, GM Financial helps put “dreams in driveways” by providing vehicle financing through dealerships. To give company executives the data needed for month-end business reviews, variance analysis, and workforce planning, the company’s financial team had to harvest data from three financial applications plus additional databases, consolidate the data in a spreadsheet, and then create reports. Using Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) , GM Financial standardized processes, reduced planning cycle times, and gained greater visibility into planning across finance and different lines of business. The company now has a single source for financial data, which executives receive via dashboards configured to their needs. The consensus target price for Fusion Auto Finance now sits at $16.00, based on blended valuation models factoring in price-to-book ratios and projected EPS growth. Market watchers suggest maintaining buy positions until macro indicators turn adverse.