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Low credit finance emerging market exposure is boosting
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Emerging market exposure is boosting potential loan origination growth for a handful of low credit finance players, supported by local currency strength and lower default rates in Asia-Pacific. If you get that same $300,000 mortgage with a 15-year term and a 5.58% rate, your monthly payment would jump to $3,285 . But you’d only pay $191,361 in interest over the years. Who's this for? If you're shopping for a used car , CarMax Auto Finance has a huge inventory of pre-owned vehicles. It offers both in-house financing and loans from partners like Ally Auto, Capital One and Santander, that offer competitive rates and no minimum credit score requirement. In Q2 earnings previews, low credit finance companies are expected to post a 5–7% revenue dip year-over-year, mainly due to subdued loan demand and rising default ratios, according to consensus forecasts from major brokerages.