Webinar
Webinar
Published August 11, 2025
Fintech Credit & Economic Trends Economic & Market InsightsAlthough the U.S. economy remains solid and has resisted a broader slowdown thus far in 2025, the outlook remains highly uncertain. In this environment, it is imperative for businesses to stay on top of the latest economic developments. Experian’s Chief Economist Joseph Mayans, Director of Fintech Gavin Harding and Head of Automotive Financial Insights Melinda Zabritski, will provide a look into:
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2025 has presented a new wave of challenges for workers and employers to navigate. From immigration policy changes and federal employment cuts, to growing AI capabilities, reduced hiring and job creation revisions, we have seen new dynamics evolve this year that will likely continue to impact the labor market going forward.
The Q3 Labor Market Monitor tracks data from a variety of sources to shed light on these dynamics and gives readers a more comprehensive view of the job market.
According to Experian’s latest Commercial Pulse Report, business formation remains strong:
What’s driving this resilience?
👉 Faster tech adoption
👉 Hybrid business models
👉 Stronger financial fundamentals
The pandemic forced small businesses to transform at record speed. Now, they’re leveraging those lessons to build smarter, more adaptable enterprises.
Check out the full report to see how these trends could impact your strategy!
Financial institutions face several challenges during the credit decisioning process, such as poor data quality, scalability issues, data fragmentation, and high maintenance costs. Experian can help lending institutions enhance their credit decisioning journey at every step, through:
Discover how your organization can take your credit decisioning journey to the next level with the Experian Ascend Platform™.
Experian’s Brodie Oldham, VP of Commercial Data Science, and Marsha Silverman, Strategic Analytic Consultant revealed several insights on how small businesses are performing during the Q2 Quarterly Business Credit Review.
During the webinar we asked the audience: