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Expanded Data Can Create Opportunity for Automotive Lenders

Expanded FCRA regulated data can help lenders extend more credit, and ensure consumers have access to affordable credit when they need it.

Published: June 15, 2021 by Melinda Zabritski
Zoom in on Geographic Data to Inform Strategy

Experian's Q1 2021 State of the Automotive Finance Market report explores the benefits of leveraging both national and regional data when strategizing.

Published: June 10, 2021 by Melinda Zabritski
Addressing the Tax Gap with Artificial Intelligence

Underreported income is a significant budget complication that can frustrate even the most effective tax agencies, until the right tools are used.  

Published: June 9, 2021 by Eric Thompson
Location, Location, Location: How Auto Financing Changes Across the Country

Trends can vary based on location. In the Q1 2021 State of the Automotive Finance Market report, we took a look at market share nationally and regionally.

Published: June 8, 2021 by Melinda Zabritski
LendIt Fintech 2021 Panel: Post-COVID Lending with Experian’s CPO

Fintechs have been an enormously disruptive force of change in financial services over the past 10 years. From digital payments, lending, insurance, digital banks, to personal finance and many other subsectors in between, fintechs have rapidly transformed everything from business and operating models to customer expectations. It’s this innovative drive that is celebrated and fostered each year at LendIt Fintech - a conference that brings together the fintech and financial services community to connect and reimagine the future of finance. And there may not be another year on record that called for the reimagining of finance more than 2020. Last year, the financial services industry – from consumers, fintechs and other subdivisions across the globe – endured many changes and challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But it also brought accelerated innovations; and with them, increased customer expectations and a focus on financial equity and inclusion. As consumer credit scores and demand for credit continue to rise, fintechs have an opportunity to re-examine what credit looks like in a post-COVID lending environment, and explore opportunities for growth in 2021. Experian’s Chief Product Officer Greg Wright tackled this topic at the recent Lendit Fintech conference, alongside Ibo Dusi of Happy Money, Myles Reaz of Upgrade and the Garry Reeder with the American Fintech Council. Watch the full panel discussion in the video below and hear more about: How panelists define data, alternative data and how it factors in their lending How alternative data can help drive financial inclusion and get to a ‘yes’ more often with consumers Using data to make the consumer experience more frictionless and seamless For more information about how Experian can help fintech organizations of all sizes reach their business and lending goals, visit our fintech solutions page. Explore Experian's Fintech Solutions

Published: June 4, 2021 by Jesse Hoggard
5 Benefits of AI/ML For Lenders and Financial Institutions

In this infographic, we'll dive into the 5 benefits of AI/ML for lenders and financial instutitions.

Published: June 2, 2021 by Kelly Nguyen
Introducing Experian Verify

Experian announced its expansion into Employer Services and the release of its new real-time income and employment verification products, Experian Verify.

Published: May 26, 2021 by Guest Contributor
AutoCheck Helps you Understand, Compare and Select the Right Vehicles

AutoCheck® is a powerful vehicle history report that helps take the unknown out of the used car buying process, so you can confidently understand, compare, and select a vehicle that is right for you. Only AutoCheck vehicle history reports include the patented AutoCheck Score, which summarizes vehicle history data into an easy to understand ‘Score” along with an equivalent score range. The patented AutoCheck Score predicts the likelihood a car will be on the road in 5 years. It compares vehicles of similar age and class based on a scale of 1-100. The AutoCheck Score is based on a proprietary model to help you understand a vehicles predicted reliability as it pertains to age, number of owners, accidents and other vehicle history factors. Watch this video to learn more about the AutoCheck vehicle history report and how it can help you identify hidden damage and accident events to avoid costly mistakes. Contact us to learn more about becoming an AutoCheck subscriber.

Published: May 25, 2021 by Kirsten Von Busch
Sustainable Growth: Three Things Credit Unions Should Look For in a Partner

Partnerships fill a need in the quest for sustainable growth. Here are three key questions to consider when evaluating if a partner is right for you.

Published: May 20, 2021 by Kim Le
Experian Wins Programs of the Year Award

Forrester recently named Experian to their Programs of the Year awards, which recognize outstanding achievements in sales, marketing and product functions.

Published: May 18, 2021 by Guest Contributor
Grow Credit Portfolios During Deposit Account Origination

To grow in today’s economic climate and beat the competition, financial institutions need to update their acquisition and cross-sell strategies.

Published: May 5, 2021 by Tischa Agnessi
Used Vehicles – What to Know Before You Buy

As the used vehicle market continues to thrive, a vehicle history report is more vital than ever. There can be hidden risk associated with used cars. It’s important for dealers to ensure the safety of their inventory for car shoppers. This is why dealers need to consistently use vehicle history reports when acquiring vehicles from the auction. AutoCheck vehicle history reports include data from 95% of all U.S. Auction Houses, with most providing exclusive structural damage announcement information. We want to help dealers feel more confident in the used vehicles they bring into their inventory. Contact us to learn more about becoming an AutoCheck subscriber.

Published: April 28, 2021 by Kirsten Von Busch
Layered Identity Proofing: Fighting Unemployment Insurance Theft

According to Experian data analysis and a recent study on unemployment insurance fraud, at least 25% of new claims are a result of identity theft.

Published: April 15, 2021 by Eric Thompson
Four Key Tips in the Fight Against Fraud for Credit Unions

It’s critical for credit unions to understand the specific threats presented by life online and be prepared with a fraud detection and prevention plan

Published: April 13, 2021 by Kim Le
Experian’s 2021 Global Identity and Fraud Report

Our worldwide survey explores the connection between recognition, fraud prevention and customer experience for our 2021 Global Identity and Fraud Report.

Published: April 8, 2021 by Guest Contributor

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