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Personal lenders must adapt to meet the changing preferences of borrowers while navigating an increasingly competitive landscape.
Amr Hamdi, Finance Analyst
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Claudia Preedy, Senior B2B Analyst
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While the current economic climate has fostered a defensive consumer mindset, stronger economic performance over the next year will stimulate more demand for loans.Brian O'Connor, Category Director - Irish Reports
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Charlie Landsborough, Financial Services Analyst
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Saltanat Kuermannal, Financial Services Analyst
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Interest rate rises have made loans more expensive, but demand remains high, both for aspirational goals and debt consolidation.
Lewis Cone, Associate Director - Financial Services
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Rising interest rates have been felt by consumers, forcing cutbacks in spend and a focus on debt. Optimistic outlooks persist, sustaining hope for growth in 2024.
Patrick Rahlfs, Senior Research Analyst
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