Charlie Wise, vice president in TransUnion's Innovative Solutions Group, said Fannie will likely use a mix
of traditional credit data, trended credit data and FICO scores.
Not exact matches
My view: It was silly
of the anti-carb panelists to refuse to
credit the Okinawan
data, but it is also misleading to say that the «
traditional diet»
of Okinawans is 85 % carb based on
data from a period
of starvation and food scarcity.
Data released Thursday by D.C. Public Schools shows that 42 percent
of seniors attending
traditional public schools are on track to graduate, while 19 percent are considered «moderately off - track,» meaning they could still earn enough
credits for a diploma.
Regarding
traditional vs. alternative
credit data, Harman says, «It's not that one is better, it's just that combined they give you a broad view
of what the consumer is really like.»
Traditional credit data relies on the likes
of mortgage and car payments to score consumer creditworthiness.
A wealth
of publicly available social
data cross-referenced with
traditional sources like bank records and
credit card statements...
However, if your
traditional credit file doesn't have much
data in it and the new
data included in the FICO mortgage score is mostly negative, your chances
of being granted
credit will take a hit.
Trended
data provides a fuller picture
of a consumer's
credit trends, supplementing the
traditional moment - in - time
credit snapshot with a more dynamic picture that includes managing revolving accounts.
While a
traditional credit report provides a «snapshot»
of how borrowers have been using
credit instruments like cards and auto loans, trended
data shows how consumers have utilized these
credit trade lines going back 24 months in Equifax's case and 30 months in TransUnion's.
Moreover, a recent LexisNexis survey found that 81 %
of consumers who are unscorable using
traditional credit bureau methods are scorable using alternative
data.
It is no surprise that the exclusion
of readily available
data from today's
traditional credit score calculations is a direct contributor to financial exclusion today — the reason half
of Americans are shut out.
But until more
data sources providing nonbank payment information become part
of traditional credit score calculations, consumers will continue to pay their debts on time without an opportunity to increase their scores.
Our scoring model bases its risk assessment on unique
data from CoreLogic plus a
traditional credit report from one or more
of the national consumer
credit reporting agencies.
Patrick Reemts, vice president
of credit risk solutions at ID Analytics, claims that this is, in part, due to the fact that
traditional credit scores aren't tapping into more modern
data sources, like cell phone bills.
AI - based lending platforms analyze thousands
of data points — including
traditional and alternative
credit bureaus, bank account records, social media streams and public records — and find patterns that indicate creditworthiness, propensity to default, and likelihood
of fraud.
Drawing on reliable new sources
of data, FICO scores more creditworthy people unable to obtain
traditional credit using
credit bureau
data alone.
FICO considers all those types
of accounts in its
traditional credit scoring model, with the exception
of the rental
data.
Use
of alternative
data in
traditional credit scoring would help consumers access the banking system and lower their cost
of credit.
The main difference between SBLI's Accelerated Underwriting life insurance and their
traditional Level Term is the lack
of an in person visit at home, though you'll still be required to give consent to information regarding your prescription use, MIB (Medical Information Bureau) and MVR (Motor Vehicle Records) history, and also a review
of any available public
data from the FCRA (Fair
Credit Reporting Agency).
The analysis found that the use
of trended
credit data — an indicator
of behavior beyond the
traditional credit report — could boost mortgage loan approvals by 267,000 and home equity line
of credit (HELOC) approvals by 65,000.
Trended
credit data, which includes up to two years
of payment records containing information such as actual payments and past balances, has afforded applicants determined ineligible through
traditional assessment methods the opportunity to obtain
credit.