Sep 14 – Sep 20, 2026
What the fintech newsletters in this directory covered on Lending & Credit that week — drawn from 6 posts across 5 newsletters, and nothing else.
Last week's fintech newsletters covered several developments in lending and credit markets. American Banker Fintech published two items on this topic: one noting that credit unions are expanding into a business area that banks have long dominated, and another reporting that Truist, under a new CEO, is exiting near-prime auto lending.
Banking Dive Newsletter covered the collapse of a deal between Enova and Grasshopper, reporting that Enova scrapped the agreement. Fintech Futures reported on CreditBase, a private credit fintech company, exiting stealth mode with the launch of a deal execution platform.
Fintech Business Weekly featured an interview with Brooking's Aaron Klein discussing faster payments, consumer credit, and the Federal Reserve, without elaborating further on the specifics of the conversation. Sifted Fintech Newsletter published an interview with William Jalloul, CEO of Flowpay, who was quoted saying that an absence of defaults indicates insufficient risk-taking.
Together, these newsletters touched on institutional shifts in lending (credit unions, Truist), a canceled corporate deal (Enova and Grasshopper), a new market entrant (CreditBase), and commentary from industry figures on credit and payments policy (Aaron Klein) and risk appetite in lending (William Jalloul).
Written by claude-sonnet-5 from the post titles below. It can only describe what these newsletters published.