JOSEPH CIOFFI

Subprime Auto Lenders Put on Notice Over Ties to Shady Dealers

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in an American Banker article, “Subprime Auto Lenders Put on Notice Over Ties to Shady Dealers.”

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American Banker, “Subprime auto lenders put on notice over ties to shady dealers”

Joseph Cioffi is quoted in an American Banker article discussing the recent settlement between the Massachusetts Attorney General and Santander, arising from alleged fraudulent auto loan activity at certain “high-risk” car dealerships. Joseph says, “The lesson is that audits and controls in place are not enough, you can’t just monitor a problem. You have to take action.”

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Madden Creates More Uncertainty for Marketplace Lenders

Joseph Cioffi and Massimo Giugliano’s article, “Madden Creates More Uncertainty for Marketplace Lenders” was published in Law360.

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Rising Delinquencies the New Normal for Subprime Auto Lending

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in a Blueshift Research report, “Rising Delinquencies the New Normal for Subprime Auto Lending.”

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American Banker, “Crisis in Student Loan Servicing is Building”

In a recent American Banker article, “Crisis in Student Loan Servicing is Building,” Joseph Cioffi discusses how actions against the largest student loan servicer, Navient, may expose improper practices in student loan servicing that are contributing to the student loan debt crisis. As Joseph notes, in a similar way, actions against subprime mortgage servicers exposed issues that contributed to...

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Crisis in Student Loan Servicing is Building

Joseph Cioffi’s article, “Crisis in Student Loan Servicing is Building,” was published in American Banker.

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Blueshift Research, “Rising Delinquencies the New Normal for Subprime Auto Lending”

Joseph Cioffi contributes to Blueshift Research’s report featuring an in-depth look into subprime auto loans from a diverse range of industry perspectives, including, new and used car dealerships, repossessors and finance companies. Regarding the inevitable comparison to subprime mortgage lending, Joseph notes, “Large financial institutions were making large bets in that market. It was a...

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