Credit Card Data Book 2021: Credit Card Industry Greatly Impacted by COVID, but the Worst Seems to Have Been Avoided
Dublin, April 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "The 2021 Credit Card Data Book Part One: Internal Dynamics" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Unlike 2019, which was a banner year for many credit card issuers, 2020 proved to be far more tumultuous. COVID-19 caused widespread disruptions, economic uncertainty, and a steep rise in unemployment. Facing economic uncertainty, consumers largely reigned in their credit usage, causing revolving debt volumes to drop. Despite the potential for an economic disaster, however, the credit card industry remains largely stable, with delinquencies down across all loan types.
According to the new report, The 2021 Credit Card Data Book Part One: Internal Dynamics, 2021 will likely end with a manageable rise in charge-offs.
"Though the credit cycle risk indicators are artificially low and credit use has dropped considerably, current trends make it unlikely that a tsunami of delinquencies and charge-offs will crash over the credit industry in 2021," comments Brian Riley, Director, Credit Advisory Service and co-author of this research report."We will examine what these trends are in the second part of this report and analyze what they mean for credit card profitability, consumer interest in opening new credit cards, and lender attitudes on credit policy standards."
Highlights of the research report include:
Key industry metrics to watch in 2021
Decline in revolving debt
Drop in average credit card debt
Disruptions to the normal aging process
Trillions of dollars in contingent credit card liability
Key Topics Covered:
1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction
3. Credit Card Portfolios: Measuring Consumer Credit
Revolving Debt in the United States
The Reduction in Open Accounts and Average Debt Loads per Borrower
Credit Card Use Fell behind Debit as Consumers Reacted to a Worsening Economy
BNPL Lending and Instant Financing Grows as PLCC Usage Drops
4. Credit Risk
The Disconnect Between Current Delinquency Trends and Real Credit Risk
The Credit Card Aging Process
Early Credit Card Delinquencies Temporarily Drop
The Decline in Delinquencies across All Loan Types
The Flow towards Write-Off Decreases for Banks Large and Small, But Not Equally
Unused Credit Card Lines
5. Conclusion
6. References
Companies Mentioned
ACI Worldwide
Bank of America
Chase
Citi
Federal Reserve System
FICO
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