2023 Financial Summit

2023 Financial Summit

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Sun, Nov 1

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One of 14 upcoming events at Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, and 3,532 across Greater Boston.

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Abstract: Have you ever wondered how lenders decide who to give money to and how much interest to charge? Our panel of experts will discuss how lenders make these decisions and what factors they consider when evaluating a borrower's ability to pay back a loan. You'll learn about the tools and techniques they use to assess creditworthiness and the types of collateral they may require. The discussion will also cover personal guarantees and what they mean for borrowers. Join us at the Federal Reserve for an engaging conversation and practical advice on financing options.

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