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Our commitment to our clients in providing the best strategic and transformation support with a strong focus on employee growth and development has been rewarded, and we are now certified as a Great Place to Work. We continue to expand our repertoire of lending services across the value chain, are grateful to our existing clients for their continued trust and look forward to exploring how we can help you further.
I am also pleased to share that we are bringing together four senior leaders in the banking industry for a webinar in April, to deliberate on some key strategic priorities and developments and share insights on what the lending business will look like in three years’ time and what their key transformative plans are to achieve their goals. We look forward to your participation.
Rajul Sood, Global Head of Lending services
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Exclusive Webinar: Is your lending organisation “credit fit” for the 2025 landscape? |
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Building a resilient yet profitable lending business is an overarching theme at CxO board meetings. Pressure to grow the book, improve the cost-to-income ratio, manage talent and meet regulatory requirements is prompting the development of transformation strategies across regional and global banks.
How do senior banking executives believe the lending business will evolve through to 2025, and what does it take to adopt the new model?
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Strategic developments – corporate and commercial banking industry
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Why lending transformation requires a new business paradigm
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55% of the respondents believe withdrawal of fiscal stimulus will increase the probability of default (PD) of leveraged companies, while 38% believe loan-loss provisions would help reverse the deteriorating credit quality of loan portfolios.
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In this blog, we look at four major factors that could play a critical role in the journey towards digitalisation and transformation – relationship management, domain expertise, quality of data and leadership culture
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| Emerging trends in retail lending |
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Will 2022 be another good year for US retail lending? |
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Read about the new strategies lenders are adopting to overcome current challenges such as the low interest rate regime, the slow response time to new loan applications, high IT investment costs and regulatory compliance requirements
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In this blog, we discuss how the US retail market was impacted by the pandemic, and its outlook. US mortgage industry looks positive in the near term. As per some forecasts, US retail banking market is expected to witness a CAGR of 4.49% over the 2021-2026 period.
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Impact story: Underwriting 35% more retail loans |
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Impact story: 100% on-time servicing and 30% more client-facing time
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Learn how Acuity helped a large US-based commercial bank with significant exposure to consumer mortgage loans underwrite 35% more loans and achieve 40% cost savings
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Explore how Acuity is helping a US-based broker improve margins by achieving operational efficiencies in RE servicing and underwriting
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| The resilience of renewable energy investment amid the pandemic |
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Affordable homes – in acute shortage for the extremely-low-income community |
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In this blog, we take a look at where the world stands in terms of renewable energy transition and how the renewable energy sector is one of the few sectors into which investors have pumped money despite the disruptions caused by the pandemic
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Finding affordable homes for low- and middle-income groups remains a nightmare. Get our opinion on the underlying issues and measures to fix the problem
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Acuity in the news |
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| Cardrates: Acuity streamlines lending and improves financial services
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GlobeSt: Not another 2008 – a new monetary environment for CRE
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In an interview with Cardrates, our Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer Damian Burleigh’s speaks about how Acuity helps credit institutions streamline workflows and improve their customer experience
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In an article in GlobeSt, our Global Head of Lending services Rajul Sood shares her views on how fundamentals are different and mortgage delinquencies are not very high compared to 2008
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ABOUT ACUITY KNOWLEDGE PARTNERS
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Headquartered in London, Acuity Knowledge Partners has nearly two decades of experience in servicing over 400 clients by deploying its 4,000+ specialist workforce of analysts and delivery experts across its global delivery network. We provide our clients with unique assistance to innovate, implement transformation programmes, increase operational efficiency, and manage costs and improve their top lines. These services are supported by our proprietary suite of Business Excellence and Automation Tools (BEAT) that offer domain-specific contextual technology. Acuity Knowledge Partners is backed by Equistone Partners Europe, a leading private equity organisation that backs specialist growth businesses and management teams.
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