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Designing a

best-in-class

loan refinance

program

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Introducing:

#vision2016

John Taylor Experian

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Agenda

The greatest “disrupter” generation

Detangling Millennial prospecting complexity

Market opportunity deep dive

Marketing program execution excellence

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“ ”

CREATIVITY…

… is intelligence having fun.

– Albert Einstein

“ ”

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Who would like to increase

revenue by

$1 billion

annually?

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Millennials – greatest “disrupter” generation?

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The philanthropic digital car buyer

Total market demand

Roughly 80 million strong (25% of U.S. population)

20% more than Gen X

$1+ trillion estimated purchasing power

$430 billion discretionary nonessential spending

Loyal to “brands” – NOT products necessarily

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The social savvy automotive buyer

Social to the core…

51% find brands on Facebook

45% consult friends and family

Roughly 50% visit social network sites twice or more daily

Over half of Millennials approve of sharing location and other information with companies for the brands they like!

50%40%30%20%10%0%

Website

Friends

Facebook

Source: Nielson Millennial Attitudinal Study 2015

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The social savvy automotive buyer

Comparisons of Millennials vs. all adults

Source: Millennial Financial Outlook: A generation ripe with investment opportunity, 2015

I like to follow my favorite

brands on social media

(index 200)

I would be interested

in receiving ads on

my phone (index 135)

I use my phone to get

the information I need

(index 136)

My phone is an

expression of who

I am (index 180)

I am likely to buy products

I see advertised on my

phone (index 161)

My phone connects

me to my social world

(index 148)

Mill

enni

als

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Detangling Millennial

prospecting

complexity

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Willing to buy…but able to buy?

35% of Millennials

indicate they are likely

to be in-market to

purchase a car within

the next 12 months,

compared to 25%

of all U.S. adults.

Source: Cars.com Omnibus Harris Survey, 2015

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Millennials represent …

3.7 million new vehicles purchased

Approximately $29,900 average vehicle purchase

27% of new vehicle purchases

Millennials are too strong to be ignored…

49%

44%

38%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

Independent

OEM

Dealer

Websites used to shop for cars

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The facts vs. fiction

83% have some college or more

68% are employed

44% are employed full time

Willing to buy, but able to buy?

Source: Millennial Financial Outlook: A generation ripe with investment opportunity, 2015

25%

58%

29%

College grad (or more)

Some college

High school grad

Education Employment

68% have a job, but

more than a third of

these are part-time

19% of Millennials

are full- or part-time

college students

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College graduation distinguished life event

Comparisons vs. all Millennials

Source: Millennial Financial Outlook: A generation ripe with investment opportunity, 2015

84% have a job

87% of those

are full-time

3.4x more likely to have education loans

32% have a mortgage

35% have car loans

College-graduated Millennials

have double the income of

those without a degree.

$52,700

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Market opportunity:

California case

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What is the market opportunity size?

*Source: Millennial Financial Outlook: A generation ripe with investment opportunity, 2015

8%

13%

-7% -6%

-20%

-15%

-10%

-5%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

Graduate Bachelor Some College Other

2014–2015: CA Millennial consumers YOY change

~470,000 consumers (age 18–35)

~25% have at least some college

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What is the market opportunity size?

*Current auto loans (0 DPD)

9%

14%

1%

14%

-20%

-15%

-10%

-5%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

Graduate Bachelor Some College Other

*2014–2015: CA Millennial auto loans YOY change

~$1.1 billion in auto loan balances for all Millennials (age 18–35)

20% of total auto loan balances are held by those with some college or more

$275 million in auto loan balances for those with some college or more

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What is the market opportunity size?

*Source: Millennial Financial Outlook: A generation ripe with investment opportunity, 2015

7%

15%

-4%

9%

-20%

-15%

-10%

-5%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

Graduate Bachelor Some College Other

2014–2015 : CA Millennials total debt YOY change

~$6.2 billion in total debt for those with some college or more in 2015

$5.6 billion of this total is held by those with bachelors or graduate degrees

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What is the messaging opportunity?

*EIRC for AutoSM is Experian’s “Estimated Interest Rate Calculation” specific to automotive loans

3.8%

6.4% 7.5%

6.0%

3.6%

6.2% 7.3%

5.8%

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

Graduate Bachelor Some College Other

2014–2015: EIRC for AutoSM* suggests refinance targeting segments

Begin first with employed bachelor’s grads with auto loans to lower interest

Additionally look for re-price targeting opportunities for other segments

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Willingness to buy, but what about ability?

*Source: Millennial Financial Outlook: A generation ripe with investment opportunity, 2015

71% 65%

51% 44%

73% 66%

52% 51%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Graduate Bachelor Some College Other

2014–2015: CA Millennials with 680+ VantageScore® 3.0

66% Millennials with bachelor’s degrees are 680+ VantageScore® 3.0

51% of non-college graduates have 680+ VantageScore® 3.0

with similar pricing

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Marketing program

execution excellence

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Four decision points of car buying…

Components

of Millennial

car buying

Brand

Self inform

Decide

Buy

Lenders influence

three fourths of

decision points!

Lenders influence

three-fourths of

decision points!

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Reach Millennials where they hear you…

CRM file for

prescreen /

prequal

Email offers

and print for

return mail

Redisplay in

social network

Analyze results

using DOE

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Leverage targeting best

practices... With segmentation for targeting

Utilize segment knowledge... to reach Millennial auto buyers in the medium they will see your offers

Use campaign response

analysis... To design and measure marketing efforts to increase profit and lower expenses

Look forward... To claiming your share of the Millennial car buyer’s wallet potential

The business benefits…

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Claim your share

of the $1 billion revenue?

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Questions

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For additional information,

please contact:

@ExperianVision | #vision2016

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