Lending & Fintech Glossary

Lending & Fintech Glossary

AI & Automation

Agentic AI

AI systems that can plan, take actions, and complete workflows with defined goals and guardrails.

AI & Automation

Alternative Data

Non-traditional data sources used to improve credit assessment, especially for thin-file borrowers.

Compliance

AML

Anti-money laundering processes used to detect and prevent suspicious financial activity.

Credit & Risk

Credit Bureau

An organization that collects borrower credit information and provides reports to lenders.

Credit & Risk

Credit Scoring

A statistical method for evaluating borrower creditworthiness through a numeric score.

Digital Lending

Digital Lending

The use of digital channels, data, automation, and integrations to originate and manage loans.

Digital Lending

Embedded Finance

Financial products delivered inside non-financial platforms, apps, marketplaces, or workflows.

Compliance

KYC

Know Your Customer checks used to verify identity and support financial compliance requirements.

Loan Origination

Loan Origination System (LOS)

Software that manages the creation of a loan from application intake to final disbursement.

Loan Servicing

Loan Servicing

The administrative activities required to manage an active loan from disbursement to payoff.

Credit & Risk

Risk Assessment

The process of identifying and evaluating credit, fraud, operational, and portfolio risk.

AI & Automation

Workflow Automation

The use of rules, triggers, and software flows to reduce manual steps in lending operations.

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