Glossary · Banking

What is Credit scoring?

Also known as: scoring

A method by which a bank assesses the probability that a borrower will repay a loan on time, using a mathematical model to convert data about the borrower into points. The higher the score, the greater the likelihood of getting a loan and the more favorable its terms; this process is often automated.

Source: Britannica Money: Credit score

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