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Navigating the cost-of-living crunch
In this episode of Open Banking Expo TV, in association with Experian, Mohammed Chaudhri, chief economist and director of market intelligence at Experian, and Natalie Hammond, head of product and proposition marketing at Experian, explain why the cost-of-living crisis has reached a ‘crunch point’. They draw on wider economic data and Experian’s own credit insight to reveal what it means in real terms for both households and for lenders.
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Mohammed Chaudhri
Mohammed Chaudhri
Chief Economist and Director of Market Intelligence ExperianMohammed is Experian’s Chief Economist and Director of Market Intelligence with over 10 years of experience of forecasting the UK economy and credit markets. Thanks to his forecasting, Consensus Economics ranked Experian as the most accurate UK forecaster in 2019. Alongside successfully leading the Market Intelligence team, Mohammed’s remit includes account management of key clients, new product innovations and supporting marketing activities.
Natalie Hammond
Natalie Hammond
Head of Product and Proposition Marketing ExperianNatalie is the portfolio marketing lead for Experian, whose focus is on driving business growth and leading the market strategy through a close understanding and monitoring of market, customer and business needs. Throughout the last few years specifically, Natalie has been responsible for Experian’s thought leadership and strategic influence as well as supporting Experian’s innovation agenda. Most recently she is focussed on the opportunities presented by analytics and technology.
Ellie Duncan
Ellie Duncan
Head of Editorial & Broadcast Open Banking ExpoFormer Financial Times Group journalist Ellie Duncan has a decade of experience across financial services. While arguably best-known for her asset management work, she has also covered open banking, credit, private equity and entrepreneurship.
