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ironically this was not a problem to small banks in small towns before the conglomerates took over with credit scores. this is trying to shoehorn the wrong sol
by gcb0 9y ago
ironically this was not a problem to small banks in small towns before the conglomerates took over with credit scores.
this is trying to shoehorn the wrong solution to a problem. a local bank would see very easily that the person the article opens with was developing a borrowing addiction. they would also not lend to too many people investing on the same market in the same region, etc. all things that a centralized system can't kown very well, even if they know everything about your past.