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In your opinion, what should come first: an underwriting decision or a fraud decision - and why? Andy: Creditrisk is the bigger player in account originations. The overall question the organization is asking is ‘should we extend credit to this(these) individual(s)?'.
In your opinion, what should come first: an underwriting decision or a fraud decision - and why? Andy: Creditrisk is the bigger player in account originations. The overall question the organization is asking is ‘Should we extend credit to this(these) individual(s)?'.
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