Open Lending Signs US Eagle FCU to Lenders Protection Program
US Eagle Federal Credit Union of New Mexico signs with Open Lending
Open Lending provides loan analytics, risk-based pricing, risk modeling and default insurance to auto lenders throughout the United States. They announced that US Eagle Federal Credit Union, a $1.1 billion institution based in Albuquerque, NM, has signed with Open Lending to implement their Lenders Protection™ program.
As New Mexico’s longest-standing, member-owned credit union, US Eagle Federal Credit Union has provided value and financial stability for their members for nearly 85 years. Chief Lending Officer, Steve Jefferies, explains, “US Eagle’s mission is to create a world where people matter more than numbers. Allowing more members to experience the joy of buying a new or used car is one of the ways that we live that mission every day. I am thrilled that our new collaboration with Open Lending will allow us to share that joy with more of our members!”
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Open Lending’s flagship product, Lenders Protection, is a unique auto lending enablement platform. It utilizes proprietary data and advanced decisioning analytics to provide lenders with a powerful way to increase near and non-prime auto loan volumes, without adding significant risk to their auto loan portfolio. Lenders Protection™ allows auto lenders to model their specific overhead and funding costs and set a target ROA for their insured portfolio. The result is a profitable auto loan portfolio with carefully managed pricing and risk characteristics.
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President/CEO of Open Lending, John Flynn, said, “We are pleased to have US Eagle sign with Open Lending. We are proud that they have chosen to partner with us in their mission to serve more members.”
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