Expert Insights on Student Lending Industry
Student Loans provide financing to students or their parents for the purpose of higher education, and may be government subsidized if the student’s financial need dictates. The U.S. Department of Education guarantees both subsidized and unsubsidized student loans directly or through guarantee agencies. Private loans made to students by banks or finance companies are not guaranteed by a government agency .
Gerson Lehrman Group Council Members are available to discuss Student Lending Industry via phone consultations, live meetings, surveys, and other custom GLG products and services.
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Featured Council Members
GLG Council Members are leading experts including academics, scientists, and industry specialists
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Sue Roberts
Independent ConsultantSue Roberts
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Kathy Cannon
ConsultantKathleen Cannon
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James Gathard
PrincipalNational Consulting Services, LLC
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Steven Jacowitz
DirectorAURIEMMA CONSULTING GROUP INC
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Marianne Berry
Managing AssociateAURIEMMA CONSULTING GROUP INC
Study Groups
Study groups are populations of experts knowledgeable on specific sub-topics within a broader industry
| Study Group Name | No. Members |
|---|---|
| Student Lending Experts | 216 |
| Student Lending Consultants | 25 |
| Student Loan Securitization Experts | 30 |
| Chief Financial Officers in the Lending Industry | 50 |
| Student Loan Consolidation Experts | 21 |
Recent Live Meetings
Interactive roundtables, private visits, and small scale seminars are types of GLG Live Meetings
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January 23, 2009 | Webcast
GLG Webcast: Real Estate Lending Outlook - January 23, 2009 at 10:30 AM EST / 7:30 AM PST -
July 10, 2009 | Webcast
GLG Webcast: Commercial Real Estate Lending - Black Hole or Non-Issue? 7.10.09 - 11 AM EDT | 8 AM PD -
September 24, 2008 | Webcast
GLG Webcast: Brazil Residential Market Overview - September 24, 2008 at 2:00 PM EDT/11:00 AM PDT
Recent News Analyses
News analyses are expert commentaries on current events, written by Council Members who are available for follow up consultations
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JPMorgan, the man who encouraged lending
September 26, 2009
Mark Mariotti, Chief Executive Officer, Future Management Holdings Inc
How to Stop a Credit Card Payment Increase | www.mainstreet.com
During the last major financial meltdown or depression, JPMorgan, the man who encouraged lending by laying down the gauntlet to his peers, single handedly stimulated the economy. He knew that the severe times dictated new and severe lending techniques. I believe there is going to be an even LARGERbacklash...
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Lower Rates, While Great, Do Little For Jumbo Lending
October 1, 2009
Joseph Chatham, President, Chatham Mortgage Partners Inc.
Real Estate Outlook: Mortgage Rate Dip Impacts Housing | realtytimes.com
The Realty Times article reflects the positive effects of lower interest rates on mortgage originations and home purchases, but fails to note the failure of said rates to transcend the conforming/conventional markets into the jumbo markets. The implications of this failure are that many homeowners...
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September 17, 2009
Mark Mariotti, Chief Executive Officer, Future Management Holdings Inc
Lending in Europe continues to shrink | www.ft.com
Banks across Europe have insisted in recent months any decline in lending is due to a falloff in demand, not supply. Supply is not useful if the line or rate does not make any sense.
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Japan Consumer Finance Regulation Faces Final Hurdle
November 1, 2009
Daniel Lintz, President & Chief Executive Officer, Safe Harbour Japan K.K.
Govt May Backtrack On Tighter Moneylender Regulations | www.nni.nikkei.co.jp
A committee of policy makers assigned to the Financial Services Agency, Consumer Affairs Ministry and Ministry of Justice will convene this month to assess the impact of Revisions to the Money Lending Business Law on the consumer credit industry in Japan. The committee will either recommendto...
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FHA Likely To Be The Next Shoe To Drop
September 9, 2009
Loan Losses Spark Concern Over FHA | online.wsj.com
Decisions about the FHA will have a big impact on the housing market, especially since the FHA’s market share of the housing industry has grown substantially over recent years. With its insurance fund possibly running low, the FHA may be pressured to reign in risk and tighten lending requirements.