Private SLABS defaults improve, but effects of disasters not yet felt

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Private SLABS defaults improve, but effects of disasters not yet felt

Sasha Padbidri
November 20, 2017 09:15 PM
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Student loan ABS defaults in the post-crisis period are “significantly” lower than in pre-crisis deals, according to DBRS, but the percentage of loans in forbearance spiked sharply last quarter, driven by borrowers in disaster-hit areas postponing payments.

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