Goldman Sachs cleared of bias in Apple Card approvals after investigation
After an investigation, Goldman Sachs has been cleared of any gender bias or predatory lending practices for Apple Card.
After an investigation, Goldman Sachs has been cleared of any gender bias or predatory lending practices for Apple Card.
Apple Card users enrolled in the COVID-19 Customer Assistance Program and impacted by the coronavirus can defer June payment without incurring interest charges.
Apple and Goldman Sachs will let Apple Card customers defer their April payments without incurring any interest.
Neither gender nor marital status are factors considered for determining Apple Card credit lines, says Goldman Sachs’ CEO.
The New York Department of Financial Services is investigating the Apple Card after allegations that men and women are held to different credit standards.
Apple and investment bank Goldman Sachs have now officially begun reporting of Apple Card financial and payment details to credit bureaus.
The launch of Apple Card yesterday represents “a beginning” of Goldman’s transformation into a consumer powerhouse, its CEO wrote in a memo to employees.
Apple details why someone might get denied for the Apple Card.
A new analysts’ report suggests that Apple and Goldman Sachs could team up for a debit card at some point in the future.
Apple is inviting journalists who cover the payments industry to attend the March 25 event so that’s your clue right there.
Goldman ultimately hopes to offer Marcus loans, wealth-management services and other products to Apple customers.
As Apple’s investment bank has raised tens of billions of dollars for the Cupertino tech giant, Goldman Sachs now reportedly wants to bank Apple’s customers, too.