TrackStar’s Predictive Credit Technology uses fifteen years of financial dispute data to create predictive models of future borrowing potential. With this data and AI technology, your bank or other lending company can mitigate the risk of fraud, improve existing customer relations, and reduce your operating costs.
Insurance fraud can be committed by either the buyer or the seller of an insurance policy.
The seller may offer policies from non-existent companies, fail to submit premiums, and churn policies to create more commissions. The buyer exaggerate claims, falsify medical history, post-date policies, sell their policy to for cash when they are diagnosed with a terminal disease, or fake their death or kidnapping. We will focus on the buyer insurance fraud in this post.
Historically, insurers have relied on linear regression of a small number of risk factors, largely reported by the policy-holder on a trust basis, to determine an insurance premium. However, a good prediction model of individual future insurance costs is becoming a business essential as competition in the insurance industry and low customer switching costs have become key drivers for insurers to build a pricing structure which covers their incurred costs.
B2C fraud includes insurance fraud, payment fraud, identity theft, etc. and reviewing claims is so time-consuming and difficult that many insurers do little more than a cursory review on small claims. Fraudsters know this and will file—and win—small claims for losses that didn’t really occur.
Credit scoring is a statistical analysis performed by lenders and financial institutions to assess a person’s creditworthiness for mortgages, credit cards, and private loans. Credit scoring is used by lenders to decide whether to extend or deny credit.
Traditionally, a person’s credit score determined by credit bureaus is a number between 300 and 850 with 850 being the highest credit rating possible. As new types of lenders and insurers emerge, however, the traditional credit score becomes just one parameter joined with a large variety of alternative data that helps determine a person’s creditworthiness.
RelSci Relationship Capital Platform uses patented data science tools to verify identities, make connections between entities, and more
Camerdata BBDD Empresas Españolas provides detailed industry classification, company data, and company rankings for Spanish businesses.
Globaldata helps clients decode the future by providing a comprehensive view on investment opportunities and decision-making.
CanMap Data solutions by DMTI Spatial provides a variety of spatial data that can be used to improve business operations.
Office for National Statistics: Business, Industry and Trade provides up-to-date national statistics & industry-specific analysis
TrackStar’s Predictive Credit Technology uses fifteen years of financial dispute data to create predictive models of future borrowing potential. With this data and AI technology, your bank or other lending company can mitigate the risk of fraud, improve existing customer relations, and reduce your operating costs.
Insurance fraud can be committed by either the buyer or the seller of an insurance policy.
The seller may offer policies from non-existent companies, fail to submit premiums, and churn policies to create more commissions. The buyer exaggerate claims, falsify medical history, post-date policies, sell their policy to for cash when they are diagnosed with a terminal disease, or fake their death or kidnapping. We will focus on the buyer insurance fraud in this post.
Historically, insurers have relied on linear regression of a small number of risk factors, largely reported by the policy-holder on a trust basis, to determine an insurance premium. However, a good prediction model of individual future insurance costs is becoming a business essential as competition in the insurance industry and low customer switching costs have become key drivers for insurers to build a pricing structure which covers their incurred costs.
B2C fraud includes insurance fraud, payment fraud, identity theft, etc. and reviewing claims is so time-consuming and difficult that many insurers do little more than a cursory review on small claims. Fraudsters know this and will file—and win—small claims for losses that didn’t really occur.
Credit scoring is a statistical analysis performed by lenders and financial institutions to assess a person’s creditworthiness for mortgages, credit cards, and private loans. Credit scoring is used by lenders to decide whether to extend or deny credit.
Traditionally, a person’s credit score determined by credit bureaus is a number between 300 and 850 with 850 being the highest credit rating possible. As new types of lenders and insurers emerge, however, the traditional credit score becomes just one parameter joined with a large variety of alternative data that helps determine a person’s creditworthiness.
Exante Global Flow Analytics supports alpha generation and risk management by extracting comprehensive price signals from detailed capital flow analysis. Exante complements hard data and raw model outputs with timely, narrative-based content, focusing on key global thematics and risk scenarios. Additionally, Exante maintains dialogues with their clients, providing bespoke coverage and service.
Stirista offers data that politicians and advisors can use to reach out to constituents and donors. Stirista has (so far) 150 million registered voter details sorted into 360 data points, including donation history. With this contact, demographic, web, and behavioral information, Stirista Political Data enables targeted advertising and outreach.
Stirista can also provide historical campaign data at all levels to help politicians plan effective political strategies.
Acxiom Infobase provides customer insight data for targeted marketing campaigns in a wide variety of industries
Acxiom Personix offers people and customer lifetime value data as well as consumer behavior profiles
AnalyticsIQ’s BusinessCore Database provides B2B marketing data on 18 millions businesses and 60 million business professionals.
The BusinessCore Database collects company data and people data. The company data includes contact information, purchase drivers (price, for example), and transaction history. The people data includes personnel contact data, role in the company, and purchase transaction history.