On the C-SPAN Networks: James Chessen is a Chief Economist for the American Bankers Association with five videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 1996 House Committee.

He's former director of New Jersey's Consumer Affairs Division, James Chessen, chief economist for the American Bankers Association, an industry trade group. And Kathy Kristof, she reports on ...

No contributions made by James Chessen or members of their family in 2015. Data on this page is generated by matching names of lobbyists who register with the Senate Office of Public Records to ...

James Chessen spoke about the U.S. economy at the American Bankers Insurance Association annual conference. He said the current economy is… read more James Chessen spoke about the U.S. economy ...

“Continued job growth is the most important factor behind keeping delinquencies at these historically low rates,” ABA chief economist James Chessen said. Their checks really are in the ...

If they don't go up, don't buy 'em." "People have limited amounts of income," James Chessen, chief economist at the American Bankers Association, told the USA Today. Well that was insightful! Take ...

James Chessen, ABA’s chief economist, attributed the slight uptick in delinquencies to a sluggish economy and a limit to how much consumers can improve their financial positions. “Consumers ...

James Chessen, ABA's chief economist, said part of the reason card delinquencies are down is because banks continue to write off loans that have not been repaid, but also because consumers are being ...

Credit card companies raised spending limits for U.S. consumers at unprecedented rates before the home equity bubble burst in the summer of 2007, reports show. Californians will be on their own ...

If they don't go up, don't buy 'em." "People have limited amounts of income," James Chessen, chief economist at the American Bankers Association, told the USA Today. Well that was insightful!