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Episode 46: What Q2 2026 Credit Data Reveals About Today's Consumer Credit Market (opens the original)
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The latest credit market data tells a story of resilience — but not necessarily one of broad-based expansion. Consumers continue to seek credit and lenders continue to identify pockets of opportunity. Both groups, however, are adapting to a market shaped by higher interest rates, affordability pressures and ongoing economic uncertainty. In this episode of Extra Credit, Lionel Tapiero joins Josh and Craig to put TransUnion’s latest Quarterly Credit Industry Insights Report (CIIR) findings into co
Episode 45: The New Face of Fraud: AI, Credit Washing and the Growing Risk to Lenders (opens the original)
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How AI, credit washing and synthetic identities are changing the fraud landscape for lenders Lenders face mounting fraud risks as increasingly sophisticated scams, synthetic identities, account takeover attacks and emerging forms of credit abuse continue to evolve. In this episode of Extra Credit, TransUnion’s Adam Russell and Justin Murry join Craig and Josh to discuss how fraudsters are using technology, consumer data and AI to operate at greater scale and speed than ever before. The conversat
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