“In our experience working around the globe, it is that price [of $1 per score] is more reflective of what scores sell for,” said Chris Cartwright, president and CEO of TransUnion. “They don’t sell for $10 elsewhere.”
Fitch is considering using alternative scores and other loan, property and borrower variables to develop a risk-equivalent translation to create an “equated” Classic FICO score across a portfolio of loans to be used within the firm’s origination probability of default model.