Market Trends

Findings from Experian’s Q4 2018 Automotive Market Trends Analysis show that CUVs continue to stand out as a segment to watch within the auto industry.

Digital platforms allow companies to seamlessly integrate their customer data with third-party data resources, helping with business challenges and demands.

Increase in delinquent loans has led to a discussion about the auto finance industry's stability. But it’s important to put these trends into context.

Regulatory trends, risk mitigation and customer trust are all critical to fintech fraud risk strategies and were discussed at a recent Experian panel.

Today's world demands finance redefined - and fintechs have answered the call. Driven by innovative technology and data, what's next for fintechs?

Alternative fuel vehicles have maintained a steady demand over the past few years. But, there’s a specific segment that’s beginning to emerge.

Discover how OneMain Financial reduced expenses and the time involved in order to improve their core risk modeling, and also created portfolio strategies.

A closer look at the data shows GM’s losses might not be particularly significant, despite the announcement of discontinued models.

Credit access for the masses, machine learning and fraud are among the top 5 trending topics for the financial services industry in 2019.

Findings from the Q3 State of the Automotive Finance report show that Subprime originations hit the lowest overall share of the market seen in 11 years.

An analytics environment can have enterprise-wide impact. Instant access to customer data, actionable analytics and intelligence tools drive the most value.

It’s the holiday season, and we’re prepared for holiday fraud. Our team monitors FraudNet to identify anomalies as millions of transactions occur this month

Holiday shoppers are gearing up with gift lists and credit cards in tow. Optimize opportunities to attract them with offers to increase your walletshare.

Children are attractive victims since fraud that uses their personal identifying information can go for years before being detected.

There are four reasons why the auto industry should be enthusiastic about the electric vehicle segment’s future.