The future of lending

The Future of Lending Modern data and behavioural analytics are redefining risk assessment and client management. At its core lending is about trust. Traditionally, lenders have relied on a limited set of data to assess who is and is not creditworthy. This limited data means millions of potential customers have been excluded from access to […]

Embedded Finance in Lending

Emerging research and data collected through psychometric assessments are pinpointing the psychological attributes that portend a promising borrower, while detailing how to tailor products and solutions according to individual psychological traits

9 trends shaping credit assessment this year

  1.    Inclusion of Diverse Data – there’s no alternative. Spurred by a combination of factors, Lenders are actively looking to include more and different types of data in decisioning processes. In recent years the limits of legacy credit data has been exposed. While exact models vary, legacy bureau credit scores consider the last 5 […]

The 3 C’s of Credit

the 3 c's of credit

The three C’s are Character, Capacity and Collateral, and today they remain a widely accepted framework for evaluating creditworthiness, used globally by banks, credit unions and lenders of all types.

Fair credit, from A to Gen Z

This article explores the unique personality characteristics of Generation Z, also known as iGen or Centennials. From their tech-savvy nature to their social inclusivity and purpose-driven mindset, discover what sets this young adult demographic apart from their predecessors.

What an alternative credit score should never check

Predictive credit insights with zero personal data. Credit scores are changing, considering more diverse data than ever before. But while more data can be considered, not all of it should be. Personal information does not need to be shared for an alternative data credit assessment. Today, financial businesses are incorporating new data sources, such as […]

A history of credit scores

The ways of working out who to trust in the world of credit have changed with over the years. Let’s look at the history of credit scores.