Tag: covid
For fintechs who were already challenging existing business models, COVID-19 suddenly accelerated financial services innovation into overdrive.
The CU Times recently reported on a nationwide synthetic identity fraud ring impacting several major credit unions and banks.
Differentiating good customers facing financial struggles from bad actors is getting more difficult, highlighting the need for effective decisioning tools.
Learn about some specific Experian solutions that are especially timely for lenders strategizing their response to the COVID Recession.
Experian anticipates a tsunami of synthetic identity fraud ahead of the SSA rollout of electronic Consent Based Social Security Number Verification (eCBSV).
The early assessment for the automotive industry is that despite significant challenges at the onset of the pandemic, the industry continues to rebound.
Experian's global insights report explores the shift in the volume of online activity and experiences over the past several months resulting from COVID-19.
When consumers are unable to pay all of their financial obligations, which credit accounts do they prioritize? Discover payment behavior post COVID-19.
Consumer sentiment can help automotive marketers create a more human connection with consumers.
Our experts discuss how emerging fraud trends and changes in consumer behavior will have long-term impacts on businesses.
Pre COVID-19, operations functions for retailers and banks had not consisted of a remote workforce. Now retail and banking have changed for good.
Every few months we hear in the news about a fraud ring that has been busted here in the U.S. or in another part of the world.
Listen in as experts discuss the latest research and insights and how businesses can shape their fraud prevention plan in the short term.
Account management is a critical strategy during any type of economy (pro-cycle, counter-cycle, cycle neutral), but especially now.
We’ve entered a new era of loss forecasting. Previously built models are no longer sufficient for the changes in economic conditions due to COVID-19.