Executive Briefs

Beyond Compliance

 In this Executive Summary you’ll learn how the payments ecosystem is adjusting to the Nacha WEB Debit account validation rule. 

  • Why compliance is just the beginning for validation solutions

  • The importance of coverage in reducing customer friction

  • How BAV can now be custom-tailored to fit each business

  • Measuring performance to ensure optimization

 

Decisions at the Speed of Now

In this Executive Summary you’ll learn how account validation is using real-time solutions to meet marketplace demands.

  • The unprecedented transactions that have increased digital fraud

  • How a new generation of consumers creates an “invisible marketplace”

  • Why real-time transactional data provides greater coverage

  • Using predictive analytics to make smarter, faster decisions

 

See more. Accept more. Grow more.

Read this white paper for a deeper dive on how AI and alternative data are transforming the credit risk marketplace.

  • Reaching potentially profitable accounts that traditional screening misses

  • Fine-tuning data waterfalls to deliver more predictive insights at any stage

  • Establishing the most effective metrics for making lending decisions

  • Using Explainable AI to ensure understanding and compliance

 

Serving the Invisible Marketplace

Read this white paper for a deeper dive on the generational change in spending habits, and how technology is keeping pace.

  • Using artificial intelligence and alternative data to access creditworthy thin-file and no-file consumers

  • How identity Intelligence is going beyond current Customer Identity Programs (CIP)

  • Opportunities to improve profits while reducing losses to charge-offs.

 

Focusing on Profitability, Not FPD

Read this white paper for a deeper dive on the new strategies and priorities for making lending decisions.

  • Why First Payment Default (FPD) is not reliable for predicting account profitability

  • How to build decision models that focus on real business outcomes

  • Reducing FDP by 60% while supporting financial inclusion