Degree
Master of Business Administration Executive
Faculty / School
School of Business Studies (SBS)
Year of Award
2024
Advisor/Supervisor
Dr. Sana Tauseef,Associate Professor and Director QEC, Department of Finance
Project Type
MBA Executive Research Project
Access Type
Restricted Access
Keywords
Credit scoring, Collections unit, Account to Collector ratio (ACR), Good / Bad customer, Forward flow
Executive Summary
The project aims to deploy Logistic Regression / Scoring techniques to gain operational and cost level efficiency for TheBank. Credit Scoring (based on Logistic Regression) to predict the risk of default amongst a portfolio of customers is a widely applied concept in Pakistan. However, employing scoring techniques to identify risk level for collection / recovery procedures (Collection Scoring) to predict odds of recovery of outstanding once default has occurred is a relatively new / unapplied concept. This report covers detailed steps taken, along with processes applied to develop and evaluate a Collection Scorecard for TheBank. Additionally, the report also covers the possible implementation strategy for TheBank to gain both operational and cost level efficiencies. In this report, the authors demonstrate that it is indeed possible (to a great extent) to develop an effective collection scorecard on the basis of the data available with TheBank to effectively bifurcate customers on the basis of their risk levels. Further, on basis of this bifurcation / prediction, TheBank can customize its collection / recovery strategies for different set of customers to both tweak and optimize their collection / recovery efforts to potential realize both cost savings and performance enhancement in terms of collection from defaulted customers.
Pages
ix, 104
Recommended Citation
Usman, H., Khan, M., & Idris, D. (2024). Statistical Collection Scorecard Development for Credit Card Customers for the bank (Unpublished graduate research project). Institute of Business Administration, Pakistan. Retrieved from https://ir.iba.edu.pk/research-projects-emba/640
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