Experian and Oliver Wyman Find Expanded Data and Advanced Analytics Can Improve Access to Credit for Nearly 50 Million Credit Invisible and Unscoreable Americans

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Jan 12, 2022

Nearly 106 million U.S. consumers are unable to secure credit at mainstream rates either because they are credit invisible, unscoreable by conventional credit scores, or have a subprime or below credit score according to new research released today by Experian® and Oliver Wyman. The research shows that by using expanded data sets such as rental payments, trended data, utility information and more, and advanced analytics in their decisioning, lenders can improve access to credit for nearly 50 million credit invisible and unscoreable consumers, as well as millions of consumers currently considered subprime.