Managing consumer credit delinquency in the US economy: A multi-billion dollar M.S. application

Managing consumer credit delinquency in the US economy: A multi-billion dollar M.S. application

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Article ID: iaor19921361
Country: United States
Volume: 22
Issue: 1
Start Page Number: 90
End Page Number: 109
Publication Date: Jan 1992
Journal: Interfaces
Authors: , , , ,
Keywords: programming: linear
Abstract:

GE Capital provides credit card services for a consumer credit business exceeding $12 billion in total outstanding dollars. Its objective is to optimally manage delinquency by improving the allocation of limited collection resources to maximize net collections over multiple billing periods. The authors developed a probabilistic account flow model and statistically designed programs to provide accurate data on collection resource performance. A linear programming formulation produces optimal resource allocations that have been implemented across the business. The PAYMENT system has permanently changed the way GE Capital manages delinquent consumer credit, reduced annual losses by approximately $37 million, and improved customer goodwill.

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