Borrowers on the Brink Webinar

April 24th, 11am

Against the backdrop of a cost of living crisis, individuals and families are facing unprecedented financial challenges. As the strain of rising costs permeates daily life, consumers are increasingly more likely to borrow, seeking solutions through lending avenues such as Embedded Finance (e.g Buy Now Pay Later) and increased reliance on credit.

Understanding this consumer behaviour is vitally important to driving business success in the FinTech space…

We’re therefore delighted to announce our upcoming webinar, ‘Borrowers on the Brink’, hosted in partnership with our strategic partners Lenvi, which will analyse consumer borrowing behaviours and explore the latest trends in the lending space.

Set to take place on the 24th of April, the webinar will share the findings from Lenvi’s recent Consumer Borrowing Report, which boasts a multitude of insightful learnings, exploring:

💡 Attitudes to Open Banking: 65% of people would consider giving a lender temporary access to their transaction history if it could lead to a more personalised rate.

💡 Vulnerability and BNPL: Over half of individuals with mental health conditions (55%) and cognitive disabilities (52%) are utilizing BNPL

💡 Reputation Matters: Brand reputation (38%) is now equally important as interest rates (39%) for consumers when selecting a lender, altering the lending landscape.

Lenvi’s Consumer Borrowing report addresses key themes such as vulnerability, financial inclusion, and brand trust, using findings to expand on the influencing factors. The report seeks to explain why people borrow, to illustrate trends in borrowing, and to provide an understanding of borrowing habits and their implications.

Join us on the 24th of April from 11:00am-12:30pm for an enlightening and valuable discussion between Lending experts that will share the latest findings in consumer borrowing research.

We’re excited to share some more information about the events and our speakers soon.

Tickets are available now, free of charge.