Identity Theft & Shopping at Capital First – Indian Consumer Rights ?

Identity Theft and ShoppingIndia is a country where citizens lack integrity. We have seen during the Telecom boom that for few bucks the Entire Income Tax PAN Card Database in Big Cities went for sale so that Telecom Distributors could open fake Accounts and distribute SIM Cards to get Spectrum which was linked to the number of subscribers. A reader of our website seeks help as he is a victim of Identity Theft. His plight is as below, [90395]

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Heavy Loan Borrowers / Spenders – Beware Experian Analytics Tools Monitoring You

Loan-Borrowers-IndiaExperian India is gradually unveiling its Global Tools and Analytical Services to Indian customers [Banks & FIs] Apart from Serving Credit Reports and Scores, they are now offering Value Added Services which covers Frauds and Consumers on the verge of Default.

Experian has rolled out tools that track consumers borrowing / spending heavily or acting credit hungry. The trigger will alert the lender and help him manage his portfolio risk. This is essential because the customer maybe in sound position while availing the Loan / Credit facility but it may change overtime and this is captured by the Experian’s Analytics tools.

Mr. Jayram of Experian said,

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Experian Looking at Growth Opportunities in India

Experian-India-GrowthExperian leading Credit Bureau globally is prioritizing growth (6-8% organic in our model) over margin expansion. This is probably in the best interest of company and investors. The four main growth drivers Experian is focusing on are

  1. Geographic expansion,
  2. Increasing data depth
  3. Growing business segments within each geography, and
  4. Introducing and monetizing new products / verticals.

The company appears well positioned to profit from big global

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