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A credit grantor is any individual or business that extends credit to customers. The credit can be for other businesses or consumers and can come in many forms, such as closed-end loans (like auto loans, mortgages, and student loans), revolving loans (like credit cards or certain home equity loans), or a hybrid of the two. Some credit is backed by property or assets. In the U.S., the primary credit grantors are large commercial banks and credit unions. But credit is also extended by small businesses, governments, and other organizations.

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California Reaches $100M Settlement with JP Morgan Chase Regarding Debt Collection Practices

3 November 2015

What the ARM Industry Can Learn from Payday Lenders’ Defenders

2 November 2015

CFPB Fines Auto Loan Company $3.28 Million For Illegal Debt Collection Tactics

29 October 2015

Massachusetts Proposes New Debt Collection Legislation; Creditors Should Take Note

29 October 2015

FMA Alliance Selected to Speak at CFPB Small Buisness Panel on Arbitration

26 October 2015

Sprint to Pay $2.95 Million Penalty to Settle FTC Charges It Violated Fair Credit Reporting Act

22 October 2015

Third Circuit Reverses District Court Order in TCPA “Called Party” Case Against Bank of America

16 October 2015

The Plaintiffs' Lawyer Protection Bureau

9 October 2015

No Surprises At CFPB's Arbitration Field Hearing

8 October 2015

CFPB Initiates Arbitration Rulemaking Process; Collectors Invited to Be on SBRFA Panel

7 October 2015

7th Cir. Confirms FDCPA Is Not Enforcement Mechanism for Matters Governed by Other Federal or State Laws

1 October 2015

Congress Grills CFPB Director over New Rules, Bureau Methods

30 September 2015

New Academic Paper Urges CFPB to Carefully Consider Impact of Potential New Debt Collection Regulations

30 September 2015

DBA International Commends George Mason University for Report on the Law and Economics of Consumer Debt Collection and its Regulation

30 September 2015

Payday Lenders Get to Pursue Choke Point Lawsuit Against Regulators

28 September 2015

CFPB Announces New Slate of Advisory Board Members; No ARM Representatives in this Group

21 September 2015

insideARM Exclusive: An Interview With Richard deMayo

16 September 2015

Apparently Creditor Friendly North Carolina Debt Collection Law Revision Surprises Some

3 September 2015

CBA Joins the Bandwagon; Files Petition to the FCC for Declaratory Ruling

3 September 2015

NYDFS Amendments Take Effect Sept. 9, And New FAQs Released

1 September 2015

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