Tag: analytics
Small SUVs became the most financed vehicle segment in Q3 2020, making up 26.01% of all financed vehicles during the quarter.
While things aren't quite back to normal in Q3 2020, there were a number of positive trends that demonstrates the automotive industry's resilience.
The jump to the cloud means that lenders are suddenly more capable than ever at making analytically sound and more financially inclusive decisions.
Cloud computing is the new wave – now more than ever during a crisis. But what are the benefits of moving to the cloud?
Learn about some specific Experian solutions that are especially timely for lenders strategizing their response to the COVID Recession.
COVID-19 has had far-reaching economic consequences. When it comes to your consumers' finances, are you seeing the full picture?
This is the third in a series of blog posts highlighting optimization, AI, predictive analytics, and decisioning for lending operations.
As financial institutions and other organizations scramble to formulate crisis response plans, it’s important to consider the power of data and analytics.
How can lenders make optimized decisions when things are changing so quickly and when so many things are unknown? The answer lies in analytics.
With shrinking budgets and increased demand for customized messaging, financial marketing teams have numerous challenges. Learn how the best find success.
Leverage the strength of today's economy to solve your most complex problems. Recession readiness means proactively managing your portfolio today.
Customers expect seamless and excellent customer experiences – that’s where the power of advanced analytics comes into play.
As the opportunities surrounding advanced analytics continue to grow, lenders are eager to adopt these capabilities. However, there are key things to keep in mind.
As we prepare for the excitement and challenges of a new decade, the same can be true for how we approach the use of alternative data. Read more!
Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been a topic that’s confounding and downright worrisome to financial institutions. Read more!