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<h1>Market consolidation in installment lending raises regulatory scrutiny and may limit borrower access despite lower rates.</h1> Consolidation in the installment loan industry, propelled by costly technology investments and a fragmented regulatory landscape, has produced large online lenders with dominant market shares. Federal rulemaking for small dollar lending and a patchwork of state laws have incentivized mergers as smaller providers seek compliance capacity, while antitrust and consumer protection authorities are scrutinizing major transactions. Although consolidation can lower prices and speed underwriting through AI, it also risks reducing community oriented lenders and constraining access for high risk and underserved borrowers.