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Credit Acceptance Reports Quarterly Earnings, Revenue Misses Estimates

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Credit Acceptance announced its quarterly earnings, reporting $13.01 earnings per share, which surpassed the consensus estimate of $12.86. However, the company reported revenue of $420.30 million, falling short of analyst estimates. Credit Acceptance stated that reduced forecasted collection rates for loans assigned between 2022 and 2026 resulted in a $291 million decline in forecasted net cash flows.

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Why it matters

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The earnings report shows mixed results, with consumer loan assignments increasing 38% year over year, while the reduction in forecasted collection rates impacts future cash flows. TD Cowen provides financial analysis for Credit Acceptance stock.

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  • Credit AcceptanceAuto finance company that reported quarterly earnings
  • New YorkState where Credit Acceptance operates and is subject to regulatory oversight
  • TD CowenInvestment bank that provides financial analysis for Credit Acceptance stock

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  • TD CowenSpeculative

    TD Cowen might revise its financial models following the earnings report and revenue miss.

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