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Experian has partnered with C2FO to launch the Experian Early Payment Programme, aimed at supporting the liquidity of its suppliers during the Coronavirus pandemic. This program allows suppliers to manage their invoices and offer discounts for early payments, enhancing cash flow to enable business growth. C2FO's platform integrates seamlessly with existing ERP systems, simplifying the payment process. Since its inception in March 2010, C2FO has generated over $110 billion in working capital funding, benefitting companies in 183 countries.
The S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian have released data for the S&P/Experian Consumer Credit Default Indices through August 2020. The composite default rate increased by one basis point to 0.67%.
Notable decreases include the bank card default rate, which dropped 41 basis points to 3.45%, while the auto loan default rate rose six basis points to 0.53%, and the first mortgage default rate increased four basis points to 0.48%.
Miami recorded the highest increase among major metropolitan areas, rising 16 basis points to 1.99%.