Equifax Introduces New COVID-19 Response RECOVERY Solution Suite
Response RECOVERY Leverages Advanced Equifax Analytics and Differentiated Data Assets to Help Lenders and Service Providers Support Their Customers in a Time of Need
Equifax continues to rapidly develop and deliver a full suite of innovative Response solutions to help both consumers and businesses weather the COVID-19 economy and plan for the future. The company announced the availability of a new Response RECOVERY solution suite. Response RECOVERY leverages advanced Equifax analytics and differentiated data assets to help lenders and service providers offer the additional services and support. This solution can help better serve customers in a time of need and sustain the business growth that serves as the lifeblood of the American economy.
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“Traditional credit scores remain an important component of the lending process,” said Mark Luber, Chief Product Officer for Equifax USIS. “In an unprecedented period of recession, we also believe that more data means better decisions for those consumers and small businesses that need access to additional credit. Response RECOVERY provides lenders and service providers with the data and analytics they need to both care for their customers and ensure the long-term health of their portfolios.”
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During the 2008 recession, a prolonged credit crunch impacted financial institutions’ ability to lend, consumers’ ability to borrow, and impaired the financial system overall. Response RECOVERY was designed to help lenders and service providers to improve insights as they consider how to extend credit to those who are eligible for loans and other services at a time when they need it most.
With Equifax Response RECOVERY, lenders and service providers can:
Help ensure consumer access to credit.
Point-in-time and trended consumer insights provide important information for underwriting during a period of economic instability. This is designed to provide institutions with the greater confidence in their underwriting process needed to help ensure consumer access to credit.
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