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Bernanke cited a statement released by several federal agencies last November where it was emphasized that, "while rectifying past shortcomings in underwriting standards and other aspects of risk management, banks can and should continue to provide loans to creditworthy customers.
Continued lending, good risk management not incompatible: Bernanke by International Business Times - US ed.
With over 500 buildings and more than 50,000 units participating in the Insurent Program, Insurent has gained a reputation as a top resource for owners who seek to close leases quickly with creditworthy parties, and to attract additional creditworthy renters to their respective properties.
Insurent announces 50,000 units utilizing its program by Real Estate Weekly
US regulators urged banks Wednesday to "fulfill their fundamental role" in the economy by maintaining lending to creditworthy borrowers.
US regulators warn banks against 'retreat' from lending by AFP / AFP American Edition
 
 
 
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