The delinquency ripple effect

The delinquency ripple effect

When delinquencies rise, business across consumer finance gets...complicated.

Competition for a share of tax refunds increases (even if refunds are higher).

QA solutions that were "good enough" become obvious problems.

Agent efficiency matters even more.


Read this:

McKinsey & Company identifies three main issues with old-school QA tools:

1. Random and manual call sampling

2. Faulty accuracy

3. Inability to operationalize insights

Take a look at why and what they suggest you look for instead.


Watch this:

The team at Experian gives us a crystal ball for forecasting what's coming in the economy.

Featuring Josee Farmer, Joseph Mayans, Mark Soffietti, and Upavan Gupta, Ph.D.


Consider this

All the credit card delinquency and write-off rates. (Like, all of them.)

View the data by quarter, age group, issuer, state, and more.

Via WalletHub - kudos to Adam McCann, Alina Comoreanu and whoever did the graphics and layout for such an accessible read/

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