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Expanding Access to Credit Through Alternative Data

Fico Collections

Over the past several years, we’ve helped lenders develop on-ramps to mainstream credit using alternative data for those seeking financial inclusion. Our research finds that alternative data sources that demonstrate a consumer’s ability to manage their finances are predictive of consumer credit risk.

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Covid to Cost-of-Living: Assessing Affordability in Uncertain Times

Fico Collections

Easier to qualify for, BNPL has given shoppers, particularly those with little or no credit history, the ability to access – or stack - multiple BNPL arrangements at once without them appearing in bureau data used to assess consumer credit risk. Read Debt Collection and COVID-19: Assessing Affordability.

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How Financial Technology Partners can Help with Customer Acquisition Campaigns

Fico Collections

Many credit unions and smaller regional banks already have an existing relationship with a partner that include solutions to help them with business challenges such as fraud monitoring, risk profiling and customer communications.

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How Credit Unions and Regional Banks Can Execute Strong Customer Acquisition Campaigns

Fico Collections

Many credit unions and smaller regional banks already have an existing relationship with a partner that include solutions to help them with business challenges such as fraud monitoring, risk profiling and customer communications.

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Is The CFBP's Position On Credit Reporting Statements Consistent With The Case Law?

FDCPA Defense

In addition, given the “variety of sources of information to assess the creditworthiness of prospective borrowers,” the Bureau asserted that “debt collectors may well deceive consumers if they make representations about the nature or extent of improved creditworthiness that result from paying debts in collection.” 2d 896 (N.D.