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Americans, whether crossing oceans to a new world, inventing the lightbulb, demanding their MTV, or creating new digital economies, are pioneers ready to build and embrace a better future. Sure, 2020 was a rollercoaster. But with multiple vaccines on the way, the economy looking up, and the Dow at 30,000, 2021 promises to usher in…

Alternative credit scoring is not a new concept, in fact, the method first began making headlines as early as 2013. However, additional advancements in fintech, shifting consumer attitudes and recent changes to the market have made it a necessity for the modern lender to utilize.

Saying 2020 has been a challenging year for small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) would be an understatement.

Good Customers First: Increase Conversions and Lower Cost Per Fund at the Top of your Origination Funnel

The lending landscape is changing. Borrowers expect an instant, digital experience, the competition is becoming more sophisticated, and existing software is limiting necessary innovation.

Perspectives on Managing Your Business in an Unpredictable Market GDS Link CEO, Paul Greenwood, recently had the opportunity to participate and share his insights about the immediate future for lenders and how organizations like GDS Link can provide value in an economic climate filled with uncertainty.

Compete with Big Banks and MPLs through Banking Innovation Between smartphones, tablets and computers, it’s easier than ever for potential borrowers to source their loans online.

Replay Part 2 of GDS Link’s Analytics Webinar Series to gain insights from real-time examples of GDS Link clients leveraging a full-service advance analytics function to deliver results.

Replay Part 1 GDS Link’s Analytics Webinar Series to gain expert insights on how turn-key analytics can help you thrive in the new normal.

Since the start of consumer and business lending, lenders have sought the most comprehensive, up-to-date sources of data to help them make strong risk assessments and credit decisions.  At one time this was basically limited to Equifax, TransUnion, Experian, and Dun & Bradstreet.

As we ponder the impact of a recession with a magnitude second only to the Great Depression, most lenders have to ask themselves: Are my lending decisions really based on the latest and greatest insights into a borrower’s behaviors? Or are they simply using someone else’s “guesstimation” of their ability to pay?