Credit risk assessment automation and SaaS technologies applied to the financial market are revolutionizing the sector, taking the optimization of credit processes to unprecedented levels. In this framework of new trends, what comes next after Open Finance in the credit industry?
Personalization is the future of the financial market. By 2025, companies will be taking advantage of it alternative data (such as payment behavior in virtual wallets, behavior on social networks and geolocation, sources of information from non-bank financial entities, etc.) and advanced algorithms to offer financial solutions fully adapted to the individual needs of users. They will take advantage big data in banking, Machine learning in finance y credit assessment tools to tailor their products to individual needs.
For example, a fintech can detect that a customer has high spending on streaming services by connecting to alternative information sources through a decision engine and offer you a microcredit to finance technological equipment, adjusting the payments to your monthly income flow.
La process automation will be essential in a more competitive market, along with efficiency, key in an increasingly competitive financial ecosystem. risk or decision drivers, such as uFlow, will play a crucial role in integrating multiple data sources to streamline processes credit evaluation. This will allow:
Reduce credit approval times.
Minimize manual errors.
Make decisions in real time, based on objective data.
The integration of IA y Machine learning in credit assessment will be a fundamental pillar for financial decisions. These technologies will not only improve the accuracy of risk prediction, but will also allow the development of financial products that dynamically adapt to customer behavior.
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