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19.05.26 - 15:03
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Upstart Appoints Former Santander US CEO Tim Wennes to Its Board of Directors (Business Wire)
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SAN MATEO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Upstart (NASDAQ: UPST), the leading AI lending marketplace, today announced that Tim Wennes has been appointed to the company's Board of Directors, effective May 28, 2026.
“Tim brings decades of experience in every flavor of consumer lending, most notably auto,” said Paul Gu, CEO of Upstart. “His background is a perfect match for Upstart as we scale towards our ambition of having the best credit product for every segment of American consumers."
Wennes brings over 35 years of financial services experience to Upstart. He most recently served as President and CEO of Santander Holdings USA, including Santander Bank N.A., where he oversaw a diversified set of businesses with assets in excess of $200B and led a comprehensive digital and strategic transformation of the bank's US operations. Prior to Santander, he held executive leadership roles at MUFG Union Bank and Countrywide Bank. Wennes currently serves on the board of directors of Cushman & Wakefield Ltd. He...
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14.05.26 - 06:12
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TAGESVORSCHAU: Termine am 14. Mai 2026 (DPA-AFX)
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FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - Wirtschafts- und Finanztermine am Donnerstag, den 14. Mai^TERMINE UNTERNEHMEN07:30 ESP: Telefonica, Q1-Zahlen08:00 GBR: Aviva, Q1-Umsatz08:00 GBR: 3i Group, Jahreszahlen08:00 GBR: Land Securities, ......
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13.05.26 - 17:39
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TAGESVORSCHAU: Termine am 14. Mai 2026 (DPA-AFX)
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FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - Wirtschafts- und Finanztermine am Donnerstag, den 14. Mai^TERMINE UNTERNEHMEN07:30 ESP: Telefonica, Q1-Zahlen08:00 GBR: Aviva, Q1-Umsatz08:00 GBR: 3i Group, Jahreszahlen08:00 GBR: Land Securities, ......
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21.02.26 - 11:48
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′Psychological torture′: Spanish tenants fight back against housing ′harassment′ (The Guardian)
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Court in Madrid will soon decide whether developers are using construction to force people out of their homesWhen the Madrid building where Jaime Oteyza had lived since 2012 was sold to an investment fund two years ago, a local tenants' union swiftly warned him what to expect.First the tenants would be told that none of their rental contracts – regardless of their expiry date – would be renewed, the union said. Then, as the 50 or so families in the building grappled with what to do next, a series of construction projects would probably be launched in the building to ramp up pressure on them to leave. Continue reading......
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03.02.26 - 18:24
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Santander launches 98% mortgage for first-time buyers – with strict rules (The Guardian)
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High street bank breaks traditional 95% limit, but experts say take-up will be limited by exclusions on flats and new buildsOne of Britain's biggest banks has launched a mortgage that lets first-time buyers borrow up to 98% of the property's value – but experts said the “very strict” rules would exclude many people and property types.Santander said this was the first time for years that a major high street bank had gone beyond the traditional 95% borrowing limit, and some mortgage brokers called it a “bold and significant” move that would help more first-time buyers achieve their home ownership dreams. Continue reading......
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23.12.25 - 01:48
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Barcelona and Madrid have very different ideas on tackling Spain′s housing crisis. Which will succeed? | Jaime Palomera (The Guardian)
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While the country's capital is loosening regulations, the Catalan city is strengthening social housing. Their outcomes will affect all our futuresIn Spain, two cities face the same crisis, but are responding in fundamentally different ways. Over the past decade, the cost of housing in Madrid and Barcelona has soared – with rents rising by about 60% and sale prices by 90% – leaving young people, working families and retired people struggling to stay in their homes or even find one.Yet, while one city is betting everything on construction and giving free rein to big investors, the other is cautiously trying to steer the housing market towards the public good, despite political and institutional constraints.Jaime Palomera is a researcher on housing and inequality, author of The Hijacking of Housing, and co-founder of the Barcelona Urban Research Institute (IDRA) and the Tenants' Union Continue reading......
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