Law Firms Seek Lead Plaintiff in SLM Securities Suit Over Rising Delinquencies
Investors who bought shares from July 25 to August 14, 2025 can seek to lead the case by February 17, 2026.
Overview
- Zappia v. SLM Corporation, No. 25-cv-18834 (D.N.J.), alleges securities law violations tied to SLM’s private education loan performance disclosures.
- The complaint claims SLM understated a surge in early-stage delinquencies and overstated the effectiveness of loss-mitigation and loan modification programs.
- Plaintiffs cite a TD Cowen report on August 14, 2025 showing July delinquencies up 49 basis points month over month, said to contradict comments by CFO Peter M. Graham.
- The filing asserts SLM’s stock fell about 8% after the TD Cowen report became public, allegedly harming investors.
- Robbins Geller, the Schall Law Firm, and DJS Law Group are inviting investors to seek lead-plaintiff status, and the class has not been certified so investors are not yet represented.