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市場調查報告書

非主流市場中信用卡發行公司的市場機會

Non-Prime Issuing Opportunities: Setting Multiple Bars for Diverse Segments

出版商 Mercator Advisory Group, Inc.
出版日期 2007年09月 商品編碼 55845
內容資訊 英文 30 pages, 11 exhibits
價格
US $ 2950 PDF by E-mail (Single User License)


非主流市場中信用卡發行公司的市場機會 是由出版商Mercator Advisory Group, Inc.在2007年09月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書包含30 pages, 11 exhibits 價格從美金2950起跳。

簡介

專門於從信用卡到針對消費者的付款技術之相關調查的英國市調公司 Mercator Advisory Group, Inc.(總公司:Massachusetts state, USA) ,針對非主流市場中信用卡發行公司的市場機會進行調查分析,經系統整理後出版報告書 "Non-Prime Issuing Opportunities: Setting Multiple Bars for Diverse Segments" 。

本報告書內容包括:信用卡發行公司的非主流・次級・「Thin-File」・「No-File」市場中的市場機會及可利用的資料及評價工具等。內容綱要摘記如下:

介紹

第1章 非主流市場中市場機會的定義

  • 不明確的界線
  • 長期動向的一部份

第2章 對次級市場而言的最佳/最差時機

第3章 信用紀錄不多的「Thin File」市場的成長

  • FICO Expansion Score
  • LexisNexis RiskView
  • Link2Credit

第4章 沒有信用紀錄的「No-File」市場的展望

  • 環境多樣性
  • 領薪日貸款
  • 直接從薪水裡扣掉

第5章 未來發展前景

圖表

  • 決定性因素=模糊的界線
  • 非主流
  • 15年前次級市場的機會
  • 信用卡發行公司朝低所得市場發展
  • 信用卡發行公司對新持卡者的低財產及所得的支援
  • 令人看好的整體財務組合管理動向
  • ABS次級市場財務組合:光明的未來
  • FICO Expansion Score的結果改善
  • RiskView資料來源
  • Link2Credit:「Thin-File」市場及「No-File」市場的資料整理
  • 「No-File」市場顧客的定性區分

目錄

Abstract

This report examines the opportunities and tools available to credit card issuers and a few alternative lenders in the very broad non-prime consumer market. What emerges is a picture of an expanding frontier, with:

  • subprime prospects well-covered by established decisioning and data tools
  • thin credit bureau file prospects becoming increasingly well covered by established alternative data sources and scoring tools
  • "no file" prospects remaining on the frontier of specialized, sometimes narrow data sources, specialized analytics, and alternative card products.

Competitively, the reasons for pursuing non-prime segments are readily apparent. Subprime consumers, while possessing a high risk of default, will likely bear a higher range of risk-based pricing (ARPs, fees) in order to gain access to credit, and skilled issuers can manage the portfolios to a higher overall return. Thin file or no-file consumers have less of a demonstrated credit track record, and may prove to be either good or bad credit risks. While some of these thin-file/no-file individuals can appropriately be called credit-underserved (i.e. they collectively represent a backlog of prospects who deserve credit consideration), these segments contain perennial new prospects as well: students, first time credit users, immigrants, etc...

Highlights of the report include:

  • 1. None-prime consumers, defined by multiple segments delimited by bureau score ranges or lack of bureau files, represent 80 - 105 million credit prospects.
  • 2. Subprime credit card prospects, defined by a demonstrated history of credit problems, are so far avoiding the drastic declines of subprime mortgage holders.
  • 3. Thin file credit underwriting tools are rapidly maturing, with an ability to handle previously-unscorable individuals.
  • 4. Remaining unscorable prospects with no bureau files reside on the frontier of underwriting tools. Specialized data sources and analytics are the tools of lenders wishing to address these remaining no-file prospects.

Table of Contents

TABLE OF FIGURES

Introduction

I. Defining The Non-Prime Opportunity

  • Definitive Scores = Unclear Boundaries
  • Just Part of a Long Term Trend

II. The Best/Worst of Times for Subprime

  • Always Under the Microscope
  • Which Way Is The Wind Blowing?
  • Picking The Best Subprime Prospects

III. Thin File Comes Of Age

  • FICO Expansion Score
  • LexisNexis RiskView
  • Link2Credit

IV. No-File Prospects: The Tough Get Tougher

  • A Diversity of Circumstances
  • A Payday In Payday Lending?
  • Tapping The Power of Payroll Deduction

V. The Future Frontier

TABLE OF FIGURES

  • Figure 1: Definitive Scores = Fuzzy Boundaries
  • Figure 2: Non-Prime Segments
  • Figure 3: Subprime Opportunities Were Being Tapped 15 Years Ago
  • Figure 4 Even Before Thin-File Technologies, Issuers Were Moving Down-Market
  • Figure 5: Issuers Supported New Cardholders' Lower Wealth and Income
  • Figure 6: Overall Portfolio Management Trends Have Been Positive
  • Figure 7: ABS Subprime Portfolio Trends Have Been Positive Through Mid-Year
  • Figure 8: Improving FICO Expansion Score Scorability Results
  • Figure 9: RiskView Data Sources
  • Figure 10: Link2Credit Provides Thin-File/ No-File Prospect File Compilation and Marketing Applications
  • Figure 11: A Qualitative Segmentation of Today' s No-File Consumers
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