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FICO unveils its collaboration with Hoist Finance, enhancing their digital transformation through the FICO Platform, which automates decision-making for improved customer experiences. Hoist now processes 1 million transactions daily using predictive models, with plans to expand operations across Europe, establishing a centralized decision-making system. This initiative is projected to generate €8.5 million in operational savings as Hoist's lending book expands by 40%. The companies recently received the Credit Excellence Award for their innovative use of technology.
Slovenská sporiteľňa, Slovakia's largest commercial bank, has selected FICO Decision Optimizer to enhance profitability and optimize its cash loan portfolio management. This collaboration aims to leverage FICO's AI-driven capabilities to develop data-informed lending strategies. As part of Erste Group, a leading financial services provider in Central and Eastern Europe, Slovenská sporiteľňa serves over 16 million clients across seven nations. The implementation of advanced data science and mathematical optimization will transform lending practices in a complex market.
FICO has appointed Jay Sanne as Vice President and Head of Software Engineering. With over 25 years in the field, Sanne previously served as Managing Vice President at Capital One. His expertise lies in developing mission-critical software and leading high-performing tech teams. Sanne will manage software development activities across FICO's cloud platform and lead a team focused on advancing FICO's software strategy. His decision to join FICO stems from the company's compelling platform value and strategy, which aims to meet diverse client needs across various industries.
FICO (NYSE:FICO) has partnered with leading organizations like the Small Business Roundtable, NAWBO, and USHCC to enhance its Score A Better Future program, aimed at empowering small business owners with crucial credit education. The upcoming event on June 24, 2021, will help attendees understand FICO® Scores and improve their financial literacy to secure low-interest loans and navigate financial challenges. Emphasizing the importance of good credit for small business success, FICO continues its commitment to financial education, reaching over 30 million small businesses in the U.S.
FICO has announced the launch of two LinkedIn Live video series aimed at addressing business challenges through analytics and AI. The series, "Coffee with Claus" and "Expect the Unexpected," will be hosted by FICO executives Claus Moldt and Scott Zoldi respectively. The former will focus on digital transformation and analytics adoption, while the latter will delve into AI ethics and governance. The first episodes are scheduled for June 22 and July 8, 2021. The series aims to guide enterprises in leveraging data and AI for informed decision-making amidst evolving business landscapes.
FICO has announced that Switzerland's PostFinance will implement the FICO® Falcon® Platform to safeguard nearly 3 million debit cards against fraud. This platform is recognized as a leading AI-powered payment protection system globally. With PostFinance's new partnership with MasterCard for co-branded cards, strong security is prioritized amidst a rise in scams during the pandemic. The Falcon Platform, known for its robust fraud prevention capabilities backed by over 120 patents, will bolster customer trust and provide a seamless transaction experience.
FICO (NYSE: FICO) has successfully completed the sale of its Collection and Recovery business to Constellation Software's Jonas Software operating group. This strategic divestiture aims to streamline FICO's focus on its core decision management and predictive analytics offerings. Wells Fargo Securities acted as exclusive financial advisor, while Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP provided legal counsel for the transaction. This shift aligns with FICO's commitment to enhance profitability and growth in key sectors such as financial services and telecommunications.
FICO has announced the winners of the 2021 FICO Decisions Awards, recognizing 12 organizations from eight countries that have excelled in using FICO solutions to address challenges posed by the global pandemic. Highlights include Boeing's rapid nurse scheduling solution, Avon's 72% reduction in bad debt in Brazil, and OCBC's 60-minute mortgage approval process that signed up $700 million in loans. The awards also demonstrate the critical role of digital transformation in business success.
On May 26, 2021, FICO announced the launch of the upgraded FICO® Falcon® Fraud Manager model for Retail Banking. This new version incorporates a Scam Detection Score that leverages machine learning to detect and prevent authorized push payment (APP) scams, improving detection rates by 50%. Driven by over 120 patents in fraud-specific AI, Falcon safeguards over 2.6 billion payment accounts globally. As APP scams rise, FICO's advanced analytics aim to equip banks with innovative tools to combat fraud in real-time.
FICO and Corinium released the State of Responsible AI report highlighting significant gaps in AI governance. It found that 65% of organizations cannot explain AI model decisions, and 73% struggle to obtain executive support for AI ethics. Alarmingly, only 20% actively monitor AI for fairness. The study surveyed 100 C-level executives, revealing a concerning lack of understanding of AI ethics within leadership. Despite the rise in AI tool usage, 49% reported increased resources for AI projects, yet only 39% prioritized AI governance.