Consumer Credit Reporting Services Procurement in the US Vendors in this market provide objective reports on each consumer’s credit history, which buyers can use to make informed business decisions. Insurance companies, human resources departments, property managers and institutional creditors all request consumer credit reports. Individual consumers also purchase reports to evaluate their own credit standing and address potential data errors. Consumer credit reports usually generate a score based on a consumer’s timeliness of payments, level of debt, credit history length and other relevant information sourced from public records. Typical buyers of consumer credit reporting services include financial institutions, insurance companies, retailers and property managers.
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Rising rates: In 2021-22, industry revenue is expected to grow, supported by increases in interest rates Abstract Banks in Ireland The Banks industry covers the retail and commercial banking activities of deposit-taking institutions. Retail and commercial banks accept deposits from and...
Abstract Debt Collection Services Procurement in the US Operators in this market collect payments on charged-off or delinquent accounts and remit them to their clients, which include healthcare providers, credit card companies, banks, and federal agencies. Collection agencies use a variety of...
Bank on it: Decreased regulatory oversight and a broad-based economic recovery are expected to drive some industry growth Abstract Savings Banks & Thrifts in the US The Savings Banks and Thrifts industry has exhibited moderate growth over the five years to 2019 due to favorable economic conditions and...
Tough times: Increasing bankruptcies and difficult economic conditions have supported revenue Abstract Debt Collection in Australia Debt collection firms retrieve debt payments from individuals and businesses that have failed to meet the terms and conditions outlined by their loan agreements. A firm...
Bad credit: Government stimulus packages passed amid the pandemic have caused industry revenue declines Abstract Installment Lenders in the USOperators in this industry provide short-term loans that are paid back in installments. This report covers the scope, size, disposition and growth of the industry...
Reporting back: The number of businesses will likely rise, supporting demand for industry services Abstract Credit Bureaus & Rating Agencies in the US The Credit Bureaus and Rating Agencies industry exhibits a high level of market share concentration, with the four largest players (Experian PLC,...
Past due: Increased regulation to curtail aggressive collection tactics will likely limit revenue growth Abstract Debt Collection Agencies in the US Over the five years to 2019, revenue for the Debt Collection Agencies industry is expected to contract. Overall, the level of debt in the United States...
Settling up: Aggregate household debt is forecast to continue rising, supporting industry demand Abstract Debt Collection Agencies in Canada The Debt Collection Agencies industry in Canada has performed poorly over the five years to 2019 as marked improvements in the ability of both consumers and businesses...
Shoring up: Growing competition from overseas providers has reduced profit Abstract Business Process Outsourcing in Australia The industry provides a range of third-party outsourcing services on a contract basis. Clients outsource specific operations and business functions, including both back office...
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• Nov 2020
A clear understanding of the operating environment is vital for minimising business risks in a given country or region. This report profiles key trends that help business organisations with making the best possible investment choices, including rising global indebtedness, improving road infrastructure, declining crime rates and the importance...
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