The frenetic pace of credit requests serves as a reminder to keep fairness central to all types of lending

The banking sector has successfully navigated the immediate pressures of the COVID-19 crisis

Since the Great Recession, larger banks have been cutting back their small business lending programs

Government Accountability Office evidence supports calls for streamlined forgiveness process – but time is running out for politicians to act

Greenwich Associates has highlighted 12 banks across the middle market and small business sectors

Second-quarter income for US banks was down 70% year-on-year – but community banks are thriving, FDIC data shows

Default rates have yet to reflect the economic impact of the pandemic, according to Milliman – but may not be as bad as expected

Support comes as Republicans have proposed another $60 billion for the small business loan fund

With individuals and companies expected to find it increasingly difficult to manage debt, banks need to prepare now, says Accenture

How can lenders understand and control risk to their portfolios?