Brodie Oldham
Brodie Oldham leads a team of statistical consultants while remaining an active strategic statistical consultant for Commercial Data Sciences within Experian. He has 18+ years of experience in disciplines including: analytics; database development; prospecting. In his current role, Brodie provides the marketing and sales organizations with customized analytic support. Prior to joining Experian, he worked at Citi Cards and Citi Mortgage as the Consumer Credit Risk Analytical Consultant.
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Beyond the Trends Summer 2021 – now available...
Summer 2021 Beyond the Trends report. This report goes into a deep dive into the economic trends that we’re seeing in the market. We...
Beyond the Trends Spring 2021 report now available...
Beyond the Trends Spring 2021 – now available We’re excited to announce the release of our second Beyond the Trends report. This report’s going...
Beyond the Trends – a new report from Experian B...
New Experian Report: Beyond the Trends Experian Business Information Services is excited to present our new quarterly report “Beyond the Trends.” In this report,...
Getting ahead of the next down turn with stress testin...
I have been on the road meeting with clients at advisory events, forums, and industry thought leadership conferences, and what I continue to hear...
Why Data Models Matter More Than Ever...
Are the credit models you are using to make lending decisions more than 2 or 3 years old? If so, you are likely making...
An innovation playground: Why financial institutions n...
The appetite for businesses incorporating big data is growing significantly as the data universe continues to expand at an astronomical rate. In fact, according...
What level of data analysis do you need?...
Data analysis surrounding lending practices for commercial lenders falls into 4 distinct buckets that define scope, usability, and purpose. In this post we will...
Loan Stacking Stacks the Odds Against Commercial Lende...
Loan stacking is a small but serious problem for Online Marketplace Lenders (OMLs). Often invisible to the issuers of commercial capital, businesses that engage...