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Artificial intelligence is changing how lenders assess credit risk by analyzing large volumes of data faster and more accurately than traditional scoring models. But while AI can improve decision-making, it is not without limitations. This article explores how AI credit scoring works, the data it relies on, where it delivers the most value, and the challenges lenders must address to ensure fair, transparent, and reliable lending decisions.

Zimbabwe’s lending market is like playing a game of Jenga—stacking loans high and hoping it doesn’t all come crashing down. With nominal lending rates that hit a staggering 242% in 2022 (now down to 32.4%), it’s safe to say borrowing here isn’t for the faint-hearted. But lenders aren’t worried about flashy interest rates—they’ve got bigger […]

This article explores the providers working to modernize lending in Cuba. From credit scoring systems adapted to data limitations to KYC and payment platforms designed for local challenges.