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Chicken Soup for Consumer Lenders: Pain Points and Remedies Across the Consumer Credit Life Cycle

Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: TowerGroup
Published: April 2006
Product Code: R301-1095
Description
This TowerGroup Research Note analyzes the consumer credit life cycle and suggests that lenders must make a variety of decisions at each stage to ensure continued growth. Lenders must decide the most appropriate marketing message to send to each prospect, what product and price to offer, whether to automate decisioning for the loan application, how to keep the customer happy for the life of the loan, and how to make sure consumers repay their loans. The primary consumer credit segments covered in this Research Note include home equity, auto, and student lending.
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Background


Exhibit 1: US Consumer Credit Still Growing, but at Slower Rates (1999-2006E)

Exhibit 2: US Consumer Credit Loan Balances and Number of Accounts by Portfolio Segment (2005)




A Recipe for Success: Decision Points in Lending


Exhibit 3: Decisions to Be Made Across the Consumer Credit Life Cycle


Pain Points in Consumer Lending


Exhibit 4: Ouch! Pain Points Across the Consumer Credit Life Cycle




Marketing: Customer Acquisition


Exhibit 5: Case Study: Lender Uses Data Spider Analytics on Transaction Data to Cross-Sell HELOCs




Loan Originations

Decisioning

Price Optimization


Exhibit 6: Case Study: Lender Uses Price Optimization Software to Raise Profits


Document Management




Servicing




Portfolio Management


Exhibit 7: Case Study: Collections Results from Automated System vs. Outsourced Center




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