Investors in subprime consumer debt are rightly getting twitchy. Sticky inflation is hurting low-income families while the job market is starting to soften. But the losses that result will likely be more contained and cause far less damage to banks than the last subprime blowup, which almost brought down the global financial system.
Two companies have stoked worries about credit this month: Auto-loan specialist Tricolor Holdings and car-parts supplier First Brands Group. The first
First Brands is ...
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