Scorex, an Atlanta-based provider of decision systems, has announced the launch of a new consulting service designed to help lenders carry out automated credit line increase programs to recover lost revenue or increase profit margins.Credit Line Optimization Consulting will analyze demographic data along with current credit scores, payment profiles, and competitive information to design a portfolio-specific strategy, Scorex said. The service "alerts credit-granting institutions to the untapped potential in their portfolios," said company president Steve Burnside. "This cost-justified solution enables financial institutions to execute a line increase strategy with minimal involvement of their information technology department." Scorex, a division of Experian, can be found online at http://www.scorex.com.
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