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04/15/2009

Sharpen Your Credit Risk Management

What can risk managers do to control losses in todays economy? Three priorities are emerging: using more information to improve risk assessments, moving from cycle-time decisions to more frequent decisions, and developing good pre-delinquency actions to help customers avoid serious trouble. Learn what FICO clients around the world are doing to improve risk management. Darcy Sullivan of FICO interviews Brad Jolson, senior director of Product Management, for this FICO Tech Talk.

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