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Technology & transformation: Women driving change in finance
In honor of Women’s History Month, together with American Banker we brought together four accomplished women in finance for an online Executive Roundtable. These leading voices from across the industry will discuss the current state of US lending. During this engaging session, the panelists weighed in on what’s happening in lending in the current economy [...]
Women in Auto Finance Interview with InformedIQ’s Jessica Gonzalez
DEI Trends in action at Top Auto Lenders
As a leading provider of financial transparency for the auto industry, we are dedicated to sharing our knowledge and insight to boost the prosperity of communities and lenders we serve. Regarding workplace diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), there are notable trends and insights that support an overall strategy: Authentic Relationships Drive Diversity Building authentic relationships.
Lenders Champion the Way Towards Income Inclusivity
Low income car buyers face many challenges when applying for auto loans. And while that isn’t disputed, the root cause of the friction is often debated. The hope is that we protect consumers from predatory lending while making it easy and acceptable to obtain credit – without making people jump through hoops. Our data shows.
Unspoken Benefits of Hackathons
In a tight job market attracting, retaining, and enabling employees while keeping them engaged is a challenge. Hackathons are often thought of as FinTech or engineering focused. But there is real value in a hackathon for aligning the vision of an organization and bringing a more agile, solution-centric approach. Hackathons bring siloed groups together, enable buy-in for.
Where are the Women in Tech?
In today’s information driven world, it is important that everyone to have at least some technology skills. For that reason, programming has become standard in many school curriculums. Many programs increase knowledge for teenagers in the field but popularity lags with girls. In the early days, women were well representation in the field of computers.