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Informationen zum Autor STEVEN FINLAY is an expert in consumer credit with more than fifteen years experience within the financial services industry, working with some of the world's leading financial services organizations. His research interests cover all aspects of consumer credit, forecasting and data mining. He is currently the Head of Analytics at HML Business Intelligence, UK. He is also a visiting research fellow within the Management Science Department, Lancaster University, UK. Klappentext This book explains how financial institutions, such as banks and finance houses, manage their portfolios of credit cards, loans, mortgages and other types of retail credit agreements. The second edition has been substantially updated, with new chapters on capital requirements, Basel II, scorecard and portfolio monitoring. Zusammenfassung This book explains how financial institutions, such as banks and finance houses, manage their portfolios of credit cards, loans, mortgages and other types of retail credit agreements. The second edition has been substantially updated, with new chapters on capital requirements, Basel II, scorecard and portfolio monitoring. Inhaltsverzeichnis Consumer Credit Management: An Introduction Organizational Matters Marketing Predicting Consumer Behaviour Customer Acquisition Customer Management Collections (Early Stage Delinquency) Debt Recovery (Late Stage Delinquency) Fraud Funding and Provision Capital Requirements Appendix A: Predictive Models of Consumer Behaviour Appendix B: Scorecard and Portfolio Monitoring Appendix C. US and UK Legislation Appendix D: Recommended Reading Bibliography Index
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Consumer Credit Management: An Introduction Organizational Matters Marketing Predicting Consumer Behaviour Customer Acquisition Customer Management Collections (Early Stage Delinquency) Debt Recovery (Late Stage Delinquency) Fraud Funding and Provision Capital Requirements Appendix A: Predictive Models of Consumer Behaviour Appendix B: Scorecard and Portfolio Monitoring Appendix C. US and UK Legislation Appendix D: Recommended Reading Bibliography Index
