12 October 2021
CU broadcast
How Credit Union Lenders Can Leverage AI for New Growth Opportunities…
Summary
Eric Steinhoff, EVP of Client Impact and Credit Risk Leader with AI-powered credit decisioning disruptor Scienaptic, joined us to share his expertise on how credit union lenders can leverage AI for new growth opportunities -- opportunities they may have never considered before.
Eric talked about how AI can reduce friction, eliminate costs, and mitigate risks in the credit union lending arena -- which essentially levels the playing field for them regarding some of their well-funded competitors.
He also shares some experiences from CLOs who have implemented these solutions to illustrate the effectiveness how AI can enhance and uncover these new lending opportunities for credit unions.
Lastly, Eric discusses the advantages of being an early adopter of AI, which can those who get going a head start in this area. The more good data you have to work with, the more effective the AI will be.
Check it out and let us know your thoughts. And be sure to watch the entire episode below for all the details.
26 August 2021
CU broadcast
How Credit Union of Colorado Leveraging AI to Enhance Lending Efforts…
Summary
Scienaptic’s VP of Partnerships, Kathryn Bonesteel and Chad Wilcox, SVP of Lending at Credit Union of Colorado, joined us on the show to share their insights on the rise of artificial intelligence in lending and how early adopters like CU of Colorado are setting the stage to reap the benefits well into the future.
Both Chad and Kathryn talked about what was going on at the credit union that prompted them to look to AI as a solution to enhance its lending efforts. In addition, they discussed the multiple benefits AI can have in the lending department, goals they look to achieve, and some really cool projects in the works -- again, leveraging AI's capabilities.
Fascinating conversation with Kathryn and Chad on how this technology is permeating every corner of a credit union now. Check it out and let us know your thoughts. And be sure to watch the entire episode below for all the details.
10 August 2021
BigCast Network
Getting To Yes More Often
Summary
Glen chats with Scienaptic's Kathryn Bonesteel about bringing artificial intelligence to credit union loan underwriting. Plus- Square buys now, and Americans remain unclear on open banking.
Links related to this episode:
Scienaptic: https://www.scienaptic.ai/
3 June 2021
CU broadcast
How AI Can Create Better Credit Decisioning for Credit Unions…
Summary
Pankaj Kulshreshtha, Founder and CEO of Scienaptic, joined us on the show to share his insights on the current state of AI's impact on credit underwriting.
Pankaj addressed why the standard credit scoring approach of the past is not keeping up to help lenders effectively offer loans while mitigating risk, as the traditional FICO scoring doesn't always tell the whole story these days.
He also talks about how credit unions can help more borrowers while still protecting themselves and growing their portfolios, as well as how AI can create better credit decisioning for credit unions.
Lastly, Pankaj discusses one of the goals on how this better credit decisioning increases financial inclusion for both borrowers and lenders.
Super fascinating talk here with Pankaj. Check it out and let us know your thoughts.
14 April 2021
The CU2.0 Podcast
Episode 140 | AI at Gesa Credit Union
Summary
There are two guests on the podcast - Eric Steinhoff, a Scienaptic executive vice president, and Kevin Willborn, vice president of consumer lending at $5 billion Gesa Credit Union.
Essentially you will hear that Scienaptic's tools are a way to speed up loan decisioning and also to make the decisions very possibly better. It's hard not to like better and faster.
Willborn also tells what loans he plans to run through Scienaptic - lots of different kinds.
This is a tight podcast but in it you will hear how Scienaptic in fact creates better tools for smarter underwriting. It's a short course in the secret sauce of an AI engine.
At Gesa, meantime, the determination is to up its lending game and that is why Willborn took a look at new tools for smarter processing. When he heard the Scienaptic presentation he knew he had found the vendor for Gesa.
