Webinars

The ongoing credit crisis has been associated with stories of consumers who walked away from their homes as prices plummeted. Experian and Oliver Wyman present a unique perspective on this problem by analyzing the delinquency patterns of consumers before and after they become delinquent on their mortgage.

This presentation by Charles Chung from Experian and Piyush Tantia from Oliver Wyman also offers a preview of the most significant insights emerging from this report, the first in a series which explores topics of current interest in consumer credit.

Is your decision process taking advantage of the latest in scoring and analytics technology? Explore industry trends and developments in the world of analytics. Now more than ever, it is important for you to review your current decisioning strategies, understand how your scoring models are performing and implement analytical tools that can more accurately predict and mitigate risk.

The webinar topics included:

1. Identify potential bust-out fraud before it happens.
2. Assessing behavior to predict never payment.
3. Improving efficiency with knowledge-based authentication.
4. Make better decisions by leveraging consumer and small-business data.

Current levels of bad debt has lead to increasing pressure to improve recovery rates and maximise profitability in debt management. Experian can help organisations to maximise the performance of their portfolio within this current climate. We’d like to invite you to a webinar, where you will find out how. With a rapid implementation and a high return of investment, Experian’s Collections & Recoveries tools and services significantly improve debt collection performance by taking the entire customer situation into consideration and creating individualised strategies.

In response to the deteriorating conditions, our Collections Webinar will provide a practical overview of your opportunities to maximise the performance of your portfolio within this current climate. The webinar will be followed by a live Q&A session.