| New FICO Service Enables Banks to Fine-Tune Risk Strategies Based on Economic Conditions |
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| Wednesday, 24 February 2010 | |
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MINNEAPOLIS – FICO, the leading provider of analytics and decision management technology, today announced the immediate global availability of the FICO Economic Impact Service, a patent-pending analytic service that helps lenders adjust their use of risk scores based on economic projections and lender-defined scenarios. With the ability to build on both internally derived score models and standard credit scores, such as the FICO® 8 Score, the FICO Economic Impact Service™ provides lenders with unprecedented insight into the changing nature of risk in response to economic conditions. “Raiffeisen International chose FICO Economic Impact Service™ to evaluate potential risk changes in one of our largest Eastern European card portfolios,” said Zsolt Jaczko, vice president and head of methodology and validation, Retail Risk Management for Raiffeisen. “We’re continually searching for ways to improve the risk performance of our portfolio, to reduce losses and to identify areas of profitable opportunity. FICO EIS uniquely quantifies how our portfolio risk will react to changes in regional economic shifts that will ultimately result in improved profitability for Raiffeisen.” (Source - FICO Press Release) |

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