The Story of Money
A subprime auto lender collapsed. Wall Street has questions
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The recent collapse of Tricolor Holdings, a subprime auto lender in Texas, has left a trail of losses and questions from Wall Street to low-income immigrant communities throughout the American south-west. The FT’s US banking correspondent Akila Quinio, and Amelia Pollard, US investment correspondent, explain what they’ve found.
Clip from Fifth Third
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For further reading:
Tricolor collapse sparks concern about health of US subprime auto sector
Debt linked to collapsed subprime auto lender Tricolor tumbles
JPMorgan and Fifth Third face losses tied to collapsed subprime car lender
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Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com
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