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Alternative data

In economic policy, alternative data refers to the inclusion of non-financial payment reporting data in credit files, such as telecom and energy utility payments.

Types, In North America & Worldwide

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Types

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Worldwide

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Alternative data

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples49
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
Components1

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Alternative data

Top relations

related to United States · 19
Alternative data → Access, Americans, Catch-22, Experian, Furthermore, If, In, Including, January, June, RentBureau, Research, Still, That, The, These, This, United States, US
related to Worldwide · 17
Alternative data → Accion, Australia, China, Colombia, FI2020, Financial Inclusion, Fully, Germany, Indeed, Italy, Mexico, More, Recently, Roadmap, The World Bank, United Kingdom, World Bank
related to Types · 6
Alternative data → Alternative, Information, Rental, Social, Telecommunications, Utility
see also · 2
Alternative data → Alternative, PRBC

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Important terminology

credit data alternative payments information inclusion non-financial payment reporting states utility united bills rental million included many individuals consumer financial

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
rentinstance ofallows consumers to self-enroll and build a positive credit file based on their timely payments for bills0.80text
utilitiesinstance ofallows consumers to self-enroll and build a positive credit file based on their timely payments for bills0.80text
cableinstance ofallows consumers to self-enroll and build a positive credit file based on their timely payments for bills0.80text
telephoneinstance ofallows consumers to self-enroll and build a positive credit file based on their timely payments for bills0.80text
and insurance that are not automatically reported to the other bureausinstance ofallows consumers to self-enroll and build a positive credit file based on their timely payments for bills0.80text
Alternative datarelated to TypesAlternative0.60section
Alternative datarelated to TypesInformation0.60section
Alternative datarelated to TypesUtility0.60section
Alternative datarelated to TypesTelecommunications0.60section
Alternative datarelated to TypesRental0.60section
Alternative datarelated to TypesSocial0.60section
Alternative datarelated to United StatesIn0.60section

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