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ARTICLE · 09 JANUARY 2019

Marketplace Lending Update: Securitizations Under Attack In Colorado Litigation

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Cadwalader attorneys reviewed a case concerning marketplace lending in which certain securitization trusts ...

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Cadwalader attorneys reviewed a case concerning marketplace lending in which certain securitization trusts that had acquired the defendants' loans were charged for violations of the Colorado Uniform Consumer Credit Code ("UCCC").

In 2017, the Administrator of the UCCC ("Administrator") sued Avant of Colorado LLC and Marlette Funding LLC ("Defendants") in separate actions. The Administrator alleged that the Defendants made loans to Colorado consumers and charged interest rates above the maximum rate allowed by the UCCC. The Administrator asserted that, although the loans were nominally by out-of-state FDIC-insured state-chartered banks (for Avant, Utah's WebBank, and, for Marlette, New Jersey's Cross River Bank), the "true lenders" were Avant and Marlette. Although out-of-state banks are permitted to "export" interest rates and certain fees when making loans to Colorado consumers, according to the Administrator, exportation rights do not apply to entities such as

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