A podcast about lending in all its forms and in all the markets in which it takes place, however div
Now, here is a topic I didn’t see coming. But why lend money to a charity, isn’t that a bit mean, to
As a three-time immigrant myself, I’m always going to pay attention when I hear that’s there’s a new
It used to be that developing markets suffered because they didn’t have physical bank branches. And
I’ve recently moved and now I have an electric stovetop, the old-fashioned type that stays hot for a
I know the voiceover says this is my 38th show, but a quick reshuffle means it is actually the 40th,
Liz Ruddick is the author of the UK Cards Report, FICO’s go-to resources for anyone working in the U
This is not investment advice, but I’m going to put it out there: Adam Rice is one of the most excit
My career in consumer credit started in South Africa, a little over twenty years ago, when making ac
No one will give you a job until you have work experience. No one will extend you credit until you h
It’s weird: when I moved house, the world suddenly stopped while everyone waited for me to get a new
We’ve spoken about Open Banking on this show before, often from the perspective of how to use the da
Not every hot new name in consumer lending is some smartphone-native app underpinned by a quiver of
Not every loan made to a stranger is a good one, sometimes the lender suffers as a result, almost al
Where do you go next when you already have your own show on Channel 4? Well, to HTLMTS apparently 😁
I spent several years creating industry-level research for one of the big credit bureaus, first in A
We owe this episode to a comment Praveen Sinha made in episode 15. Praveen was talking about the tre
For the last 20 years, I've been delivering lending projects across the credit life-cycle and around
New Zealand might be forgotten from world maps so often that it’s become a meme, but that didn’t sto
In episode 17 of this show, John Cannon said of identity that “when you really sit down and think ab
A lender will always want to know as much as possible about a business’ health before extending cred
