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10-17-2013, 03:32 PM #12
I agree that it's a 0/1, the merchant doesn't have to be sketchy though, he can just be clueless. I've been on plenty of merchant interviews where the guy "sounded nice" but had no idea what the margins on his products were, didn't know what he was going to use the money for, had no idea why his sales had fallen, had just inherited the business from a family member or had been thrust into ownership and didn't know a single thing about his product.
Using good judgment from a good underwriter on a borderline deal is sometimes all you have. The deal looks pretty bad on paper, so let's talk to the owner. If he's clueless or sketchy, 0, if he's got all his ducks in a row, 1.
I know that Discover Bank does merchant/consumer interviews just to get approved for a credit card. If they don't like you, 0. If they like you 1. The underwriter is then judged the on their portfolio's performance. Discover pulls a lot of Data too and it still comes down to good judgment sometimes.
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