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If their customers aren't checking accuracy and complaining to Equifax (and they aren't), then the incentive has no effect.
by kolpa 8y ago
If their customers aren't checking accuracy and complaining to Equifax (and they aren't), then the incentive has no effect.
- chii 8y agoThe banks are their customers. And you can bet you bottom dollars the banks do care for accuracy.
- munk-a 8y agoThe banks don't actually eat the risk of inaccurately offered loans, this is why the housing market collapsed (simplified). Most of the logical incentives in financial sectors have become corrupted by perverse incentives with securities trading.
- closeparen 8y agoTurning away good borrowers and extending credit to bad ones are both terrible for business if you’re a lender. That’s the incentive.