Trust and Power in Consumer Credit Relationships: Rethinking Creditworthiness in the Data‑Driven Age
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Trust and Power in Consumer Credit Relationships: Rethinking Creditworthiness in the Data‑Driven Age

by Damon Gibbons

Finance Technology Consumer Credit
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Trust and Power in Consumer Credit Relationships explores how consumer credit relationships are shaped by trust, power, and changing approaches to creditworthiness. Centered on the data-driven age, Damon Gibbons reconsiders the ways creditworthiness is understood within contemporary consumer credit.

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Trust and Power in Consumer Credit Relationships examines the relationship between consumers and credit providers.

It focuses on how creditworthiness is understood in a data-driven age.

The book considers the roles of trust and power in consumer credit relationships.

Damon Gibbons presents a reconsideration of established approaches to creditworthiness and the wider dynamics surrounding consumer credit.

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