Global Survey: Nearly Half of Financial Leaders Struggle with Credit Risk and Fraud Prevention
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Global Survey: Nearly Half of Financial Leaders Struggle with Credit Risk and Fraud Prevention
"Executives struggling with credit risk and fraud management plan to revamp strategies in 2025, leveraging AI for better decision-making and efficiencies."
"A survey reveals that nearly half of financial services executives are challenged by credit risk management, prompting a shift towards AI-driven decisioning solutions."
"Respondents indicate difficulty in integrating data sources, causing inefficiencies and an inconsistent customer experience across decisioning processes, necessitating a streamlined approach."
"Key priorities identified include real-time decisioning and improved customer lifecycle management, with a clear intent to invest in AI for enhanced performance."
A recent survey indicates that near half of financial services executives face challenges in managing credit risk and preventing fraud. Conducted by Provenir, the survey of roughly 200 decision-makers signals a shift towards revamping credit risk strategies by 2025, with a strong emphasis on AI adoption. Many respondents plan to invest in risk decisioning solutions, recognizing AI's potential to enhance decision-making efficiency. Despite current difficulties with data integration, priorities include real-time decisioning and improved customer experience, underscoring a growing commitment to leverage AI capabilities in navigating these challenges.
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