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Why Wait? HSBC is Modifying Some Loans Before Clients Ask

American Banker  |  Monday, October 20, 2008

By Harry Terris

HSBC Finance, a unit of HSBC Holdings of London, was seeking to refine its methods by mining the wealth of data it had accumulated and searching for default patterns...

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