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Credit Acceptance reports Q3 loan volume growth amid GAAP net loss

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Credit Acceptance reported sharply higher third-quarter loan originations and economic profit, driven by an expanded dealer network and increased volume from existing relationships. The company also recorded a significant reduction in forecasted net cash flows from loans originated between 2022 and 2026 after updating its forecasting methodology. Additionally, Credit Acceptance named Vinayak Hegde to lead its consumer loan assignment unit and Joe Bilante as Chief Financial Officer.

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While Credit Acceptance posted an economic profit of $50.7 million, the company reported a net loss on a GAAP basis for the quarter. The growth in consumer loan assignment unit volume reached 38% year over year, with loan dollar volume increasing 51% to $1.4 billion.

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  • Credit AcceptanceAuto finance company reporting Q3 financial results and leadership changes

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