Better size markets, measure market share and assess credit behavior of target markets
Product Overview
CreditMix enables firms to better determine the market size and their share of outstanding credit within their target markets.
Firms can use CreditMix to analyze the number and balance of many credit types across custom or standard geographic regions. With CreditMix, companies can gain insights on how financial shifts affect customer segments and better understand consumer credit health within various geographies.
Key Benefits
Provides insight into firm performance in capturing credit within target markets
Helps identify how financial shifts affect customer segments
Enables firms to determine the consumer credit health of target geographies, offering insights at the Census Block Group or ZIP Code-level
Developed for use in non-FCRA applications
Offered via our WalletInsights software platform
Applying CreditMix to Your Business
Better determine market size and share of total outstanding credit behavior within detailed credit categories
Identify geographies likely to have the most opportunity
Track branch and territory performance
Better understand likely market-level credit allocation and health
CreditMix was neither developed for the purposes of, nor intended to be used for, the extension of credit to any individual, nor should it be used for purposes of determining an individual's creditworthiness or for any other purpose contemplated under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1681 et seq.
CreditMix enables firms to better determine the market size and their share of outstanding credit within their target markets.
Firms can use CreditMix to analyze the number and balance of many credit types across custom or standard geographic regions. With CreditMix, companies can gain insights on how financial shifts affect customer segments and better understand consumer credit health within various geographies.
Key Benefits
Applying CreditMix to Your Business
CreditMix was neither developed for the purposes of, nor intended to be used for, the extension of credit to any individual, nor should it be used for purposes of determining an individual's creditworthiness or for any other purpose contemplated under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1681 et seq.