Tag: Credit risk
When climate models start moving markets
At the close of 2025, Zillow, the largest residential property listing platform in the United States, quietly withdrew its climate risk scores from property...
Equifax unveils Credit Abuse Risk to combat first-party fraud
Equifax has announced the launch of Credit Abuse Risk, a new predictive model designed to help lenders identify and mitigate first-party fraud while supporting...
KYC360 joins Experian to boost end-to-end compliance
Experian’s decision to acquire KYC360 marks a major step in the evolution of financial crime compliance, bringing together two complementary sets of strengths at...
Love Finance appoints ex-Monzo leader to risk role
Love Finance, the UK’s fastest-growing SME lender and broker, has expanded its leadership team with the appointment of Selen Cagirgan as its new head of credit and risk.
The evolution of risk-based lending in FinTech
In today’s financial landscape, risk-based lending has become the foundation of modern credit systems. With around 80% of consumers holding credit scores above 750...
Basel 3.1: What UK deposit takers need to know
The latest whitepaper from ALMIS International offers essential guidance for UK financial institutions navigating the complexities of the Basel 3.1 and SDDT frameworks.
EBA opens consultation on default definition
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has launched a consultation on draft amendments to its guidelines on the definition of default under the Capital Requirements...
New report highlights pension fund risk disparities
A new study examining the world’s largest pension systems is challenging traditional asset allocation thinking by applying a Total Portfolio Approach (TPA) through a factor lens.
Paystand spearheads zero-fee B2B payments network expansion into Canada
Paystand, renowned for its blockchain-enabled B2B payments, is extending its zero-fee network to Canada, enhancing the scope of its services beyond the initial limited offering since 2018.
Basel IV unpacked: How different jurisdictions are setting their timelines
Different jurisdictions around the world are gearing up to implement Basel IV, each adopting a unique approach that considers local market conditions and regulatory frameworks.










