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Abstract
A shock is a sudden, upsetting or surprising event. In the context of credit, a payment shock is a change in payment obligations that a consumer cannot control. In this paper, the findings of a new analysis from TransUnion will be outlined to understand the dynamics of payment shocks arising from an increase in interest rates. The steps for identifying consumers at risk of a payment shock will be reviewed, how many consumers are affected will be outlined and how much consumers’ payments would increase will be determined. Finally, the paper will provide strategies for mitigating the risks associated with a payment shock.
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Author's Biography
Nidhi Verma leads the US financial services research and consulting group for TransUnion and delivers consumer credit marketplace insights to facilitate and empower solutions and strategies. She has spent more than 14 years in financial services focused on developing financial plans, creating strategic initiatives and driving analytics to identify and solve business problems. Prior to TransUnion, Verma held positions at Discover Financial Services, Citigroup, Citi EMEA and Fifth Third Bank.
Citation
Verma, Nidhi (2017, August 1). A deeper understanding of payment shock dynamics. In the Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions, Volume 10, Issue 3. https://doi.org/10.69554/IEKF5855.Publications LLP