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Profitable credit card lending to the underserved market: Bringing the underserved into the mainstream Experian and the marks used herein are service marks or registered trademarks of Experian Information Solutions, Inc. Other product and company names mentioned herein are the trademarks of their respective owners. No part of this copyrighted work may be reproduced, modified, or distributed in any form or manner without the prior written permission of Experian.

Introducing: Marla Blow Fenway Summer Michele Raneri Experian

Credit gives people a greater ability to weather shocks and take control of their finances. New York Times Magazine How Credit Card Debt Can Help the Poor February 16, 2014 4

Subprime market analysis Michele Raneri 5

VantageScore 3.0 Model overview Predicts risk of borrower Likelihood of future serious delinquencies (90 days later or greater) Any type of account 24-month performance Score range of 300 850 Higher scores represent a lower likelihood of risk Lower scores are higher risk A = Super-prime 781 850 B = Prime 661 780 C =Near prime 601 660 D = Sub-prime 500 600 F = Deep sub-prime 300 499 6

Subprime analysis What is the subprime bankcard landscape? How are you targeting subprime? Consumers with bankcards US: 170 million Subprime:16 million (9%) consumers Existing balances US: $671 billion Subprime $75 billion (11%) balances Average balances US: $3,954 per consumer Subprime: $4,807 per consumer Data Q4 2015 Experian IntelliView SM ; Subprime defined VantageScore 3 601-660 7

Subprime analysis overview Dec 2013 Selected consumers VS3=550-650, or not scoreable Dec 2014 Limit to consumer those who opened bankcard in 2014 Dec 2015 Pulled performance as of Dec 2015 ever 60DPD in 12 months Thick credit file >4 trades Thin credit file =<4 trades No trades VS3 = VantageScore 3.0 8

Credit metric comparison Distribution of consumer by file thickness 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 11% No trades Thin (<=4) Thick (>=5) 58% 30% 29% 24% US Subprime 47% 9

VantageScore breakouts US vs. Subprime 70% Super Prime Prime Near Prime Sub-Prime Deep Subprime 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% US Average VantageScore 3.0: 667 Subprime Average VantageScore 3.0: 595 10

Credit metric comparison US vs. Subprime US Subprime $90 $85 $80 $75 $70 $84.4K $71.5K -15% $182 $180 $178 $176 $174 $180.9K $175.7K -3% $65 Total Balance $172 Mortgage Balance $20 $19 $18 $17 $16.9K $16.9K 0% $15 $10 $5 $5.2K $8.9K +73% $16 Auto Balance $- Bankcard Balance Subprime defined VantageScore 3.0: 550-650 (from data sample) 11

Credit metric comparison US vs. Subprime Bankcard utilization rate US Subprime Average number of trades US Subprime 32% 75% 7.9 10.1 Percent trades ever derog US Subprime Average VantageScore US Subprime 26% 42% 595 667 12

Improving decisioning VantageScore Income Insight SM Extended View SM Premier Attributes SM Predicts the likelihood of a consumer becoming 90 days delinquent or worse on any trade within 24-months Estimates the wage income of a consumer Credit score designed to assess the creditworthiness of underserved consumers who have limited or no credit history EVS Scored: 99% thins 91% no trades Comprehensive set of credit attributes updated perpetually which enable strategic and data driven decisions EVS = Extended View SM score 13

Predicting risk VantageScore Income Insight SM Extended View SM Premier Attributes SM CHAID analysis LOW likelihood of bad HIGH likelihood of bad Observation December 2013 Performance December 2015 Bad definition 60 DPD 14

Thick records (>4 trades) Probability 60+DPD 10.83% overall bad rate VS3: 550-575 19.29% Bad VS3: 575-600 14.69% Bad VS3: 600-625 9.5% Bad VS3: 625-650 6.09% Bad WE in 12 mo 0-30 11.51% Bad % Trade Derog 0-25 7.03% Bad % Trade Derog 0-25 4.89% Bad % Never Delinq 0-75% 13.79% Trades Satisfactory 0-3 12.23% % Never Delinq >75% 8.24% Trades Satisfactory >3 5.77% WE in 12 mo 60+ 21.59% Bad % Trade Derog 25-50 12.66% Bad % Trade Derog 25-50 9.76% Bad WE in 12 mo 0-30 10.36% Bad WE in 12 mo 0-30 8.23% Bad WE in 12 mo 30-60 15.79% Bad WE in 12 mo 30-60 13.21% Bad % Trade Derog 50-100 16.37% Bad % Trade Derog 50-100 13.17% Bad VS3 = VantageScore 3.0 15

Thick records (>4 trades) Probability 60+DPD Needle in the haystack 10.83% overall bad rate VS3: 550-575 19.29% Bad VS3: 575-600 14.69% Bad VS3: 600-625 9.5% Bad VS3: 625-650 6.09% Bad WE in 12 mo 0-30 11.51% Bad % Trade Derog 0-25 7.03% Bad % Trade Derog 0-25 4.89% Bad % Never Delinq 0-75% 13.79% % Never Delinq >75% 8.24% WE in 12 mo 60+ 21.59% Bad Trades Satisfactory 0-3 12.23% Keep records with 8.24% bad rate Below average bad rate Trades Satisfactory >3 5.77% % Trade Derog 25-50 12.66% Bad % Trade Derog 25-50 9.76% Bad WE in 12 mo 0-30 10.36% Bad WE in 12 mo 0-30 8.23% Bad WE in 12 mo 30-60 15.79% Bad WE in 12 mo 30-60 13.21% Bad % Trade Derog 50-100 16.37% Bad % Trade Derog 50-100 13.17% Bad VS3 = VantageScore 3.0 16

Thin records (<=4 trades) Probability 60+DPD 15.31% overall bad rate EVS: 400-600 26.35% EVS: 600-650 16.34% EVS: 650-700 9.91% EVS: 700-990 5.68% VS3: 550-625 11.33% Bad % Trades ever derog 0-50% 5.37% Bad VS3: 625-650 8.07% Bad % Trades ever derog 50-100% 14.56% Bad Trades Ever derog = 0-1 7.46% Bad Trades Ever derog = 2-5 12.22% Bad VS3 = VantageScore 3.0 EVS = Extended View SM score 17

Thin records (<=4 trades) Probability 60+DPD Manage to specific strategies 15.31% overall bad rate EVS: 400-600 26.35% EVS: 600-650 16.34% EVS: 650-700 9.91% EVS: 700-990 5.68% Extended View SM (EVS) rank orders really well, Can go a bit deeper using Premier Attributes SM VS3: 550-625 11.33% Bad VS3: 625-650 8.07% Bad % Trades ever derog 0-50% 5.37% Bad % Trades ever derog 50-100% 14.56% Bad Trades Ever derog = 0-1 7.46% Bad Trades Ever derog = 2-5 12.22% Bad VS3 = VantageScore 3.0 18

No trades Probability 60+DPD 12.34% overall bad rate EVS: 400-600 19.15% EVS: 600-650 13.07% EVS: 650-700 9.23% EVS: 700-990 5.39% # Inquiries 0-5 8.86% Bad # Inquiries 0-5 5.22% Bad # Inquiries >5 15.77% Bad # Inquiries >5 10.57% Bad EVS = Extended View SM score 19

No trades Probability 60+DPD 12.34% overall bad rate EVS: 400-600 19.15% EVS: 600-650 13.07% EVS: 650-700 9.23% EVS: 700-990 5.39% # Inquiries 0-5 8.86% Bad # Inquiries 0-5 5.22% Bad Even inquiries provide additional information # Inquiries >5 15.77% Bad # Inquiries >5 10.57% Bad EVS = Extended View SM score 20

Results interpretation Subprime study Utilizing a CHAID methodology provides options to segment populations for quick cuts Drill down to the most predictive risk segments using Premier Attributes SM such as: Total number of credit inquiries Worst ever status on a trade Percentage of trades ever derogatory Total number of open trades ever derogatory 21

FS Card case study Toby Shum 22

Subprime analysis overview Dec 2013 Selected records from a sample of FS Card marketing prospects (590,400) Dec 2014 Limit to consumer those who opened bankcard in 2014 Dec 2015 Pulled performance as of Dec 2015 ever 60DPD in 12mo. Thick credit file >4 trades Thin credit file <=4 trades No trades 23

VantageScore breakouts US vs. prospect file 70% Deep Subprime Sub-Prime Near Prime Prime Super Prime 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% US Average VantageScore 3.0: 665 Prospect Average VantageScore 3.0: 546 24

Prospect file detail Input population Thick 59.1% Thin 31.1% Collection inquiry only 6.2% No hit 3.6% EVS scored 98.7% EVS scored 97.8 % EVS scored 51.2% EVS exclusion 1.3% EVS exclusion 2.2% EVS exclusion 48.8% EVS = Extended View SM score *Complete list of exclusion definitions in appendix 25

Score matrix Prospect Thin population Thin File file VantageScore V3 Not Scoreable No Hit EVS Score Low Range 400-599 High Range 600-990 Not Scoreable 0.0% 0.1% 0.1% Deep Subprime 0.1% 13.1% 1.0% Sub Prime 0.5% 41.9% 15.6% Near Prime 0.3% 5.4% 15.4% Prime 0.1% 0.2% 6.3% Super Prime 0.0% 0.1% Total 0.9% 60.6% 38.4% EVS = Extended View SM score 26

Thin records (<=4 trades) Relative probability 60+DPD 104% 98% 87% Group average 73% EVS 400-600 EVS Missing EVS 600-700 EVS 700+ EVS = Extended View SM score 27

Thin records (<=4 trades) Relative probability 60+DPD 110% 104% 98% 92% 80% 79% Group average 67% 400-600 EVS Missing 600-700, Income<$40k, Few Good Trades EVS 700+, Higher % Derog 600-700, Income<$40k, More Good Trades 600-700, Income>$40k EVS 700+, Lower % Derog EVS 600 799 with additional variable overlays EVS = Extended View SM score 28

Score matrix Prospect No trades on file population Not Hit hit VantageScore V3 Not Scoreable No Hit EVS Score Low Range 400-599 High Range 600-990 Not Scoreable 21% 7.8% 39.2% Deep Subprime 2.3% 0.1% Sub Prime 0% 24.1% 5.0% Near Prime 0% 0.3% 0.2% Prime 0.0% 0.0% Super Prime 0.0% 0.0% Total 21% 35% 44% EVS = Extended View SM score 29

No trades Relative probability 60+DPD 108% 102% 98% Group average 79% EVS Missing EVS 400-600 EVS 600-700 EVS 700+ EVS = Extended View SM score 30

No trades Relative probability 60+DPD 108% 104% 100% Group average 83% 79% 75% EVS Missing 400-600, WE>40% 600-700 w/dq 400-600, WE<40% EVS 700+ 600-700, Few DQ EVS = Extended View SM score 31

Results interpretation Prospect file Extended View SM score is an effective additional data source for thin records and no file segments Identifies additional lower risk marketing prospects Differentiate risk level within VantageScore ranges Can be further enhanced when used in combination with Premier Attributes SM 32

Summary on subprime 33

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