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Live: MEMO in conversation with Justin Scheck Scheck has been writing about Saudi Arabia since 2016. A graduate of Bates College, he worked at small newspapers in California before starting his career at the Journal in 2007. He is a Pulitzer Prize finalist and an Emmy nominee. April 14, 2021 at 11:15 am
Join us for a live conversation with Wall Street Journal journalist Justin Scheck to discuss his book Blood and Oil , in which he traces the meteoric rise of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman exposing his ruthless quest for power.
Scheck has been writing about Saudi Arabia since 2016. A graduate of Bates College, he worked at small newspapers in California before starting his career at the Journal in 2007. He is a Pulitzer Prize finalist and an Emmy nominee.
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By Shane Shifflett and Justin Scheck When Covid-19 hit the economy, most debt collectors gave borrowers a break, cutting back on lawsuits amid lockdowns, closed courts and loan-forbearance initiatives. One of the biggest and least-known companies in the industry did the opposite. Sherman Financial Group filed more lawsuits to squeeze cash from people behind on their credit-card bills. A Wall Street Journal analysis, based on the five state-court districts with searchable online records, showed Sherman had the largest year-over-year increase of any firm identified between last March 15 and Dec. 31 up 52% from the year-earlier period, compared with a 24% decline in those districts for the industry as a whole.
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Apr 7, 2021 2:18 PM UTC Mr. Navarro wanted to use computer programs to estimate the profitability of debt portfolios. He assembled a 100-person information-technology staff, hired people with front-office experience and integrated the company s various business units so they could handle bigger volumes and different types of debt, according to a 2006 report to investors. To get Sherman off the ground, Mr. Navarro sold 91% of the firm for $40 million to two insurance firms. They had phenomenal analytics, said Daniel Gross, the former CEO of one of the firms, Enhance Financial Services Inc. Sherman grew quickly as wages for many working and middle-class consumers stagnated and they turned to more widely available credit. Between 2001 and 2020, consumer credit-card debt grew by 37% to $819 billion, according to New York Fed data, and credit-card debt sold by banks increased by 87%, Federal Reserve data show.
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