Why do banks outsource deals to other banks?
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  1. #1
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    Why do banks outsource deals to other banks?

    Something I've failed to understand in the few years I've been in this business, is why funders outsource deals to other funders ... sometimes outright robbing ISO's in the process.

    It's not as if the ISO isn't going to find out when they are the only ones in contact with the merchant, when lo and behold, they get a call from someone else immediately following a decline or poor approval.

    In any case, I don't understand the point: if one funder declines a deal, why would another bank be any different? What's the logic behind this?

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    One funder's garbage is another funder's treasure. That's why an ISO should have several funders in their arsenal so they can increase the odds of getting a mediocre deal approved.



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