Edison, N.J. ─ October 20, 2023 ─ Brillio, a leading digital transformation services and solutions provider, today announced a strategic partnership with Neener Analytics, a prominent data science company specializing in Cognitive AI, behavioral biometrics, and social media scoring, to build advanced cognitive AI and behavioral biometrics solutions for financial services organizations to elevate decision-making, mitigate risks, and optimize lending strategies.
The combined strengths of the two organizations will empower financial services organizations to align better with dynamic market trends and sharpen their competitive edge by addressing the surging demand for intelligent solutions. By unlocking predictive insights into consumer behavior and creditworthiness, Brillio will help clients enhance targeted marketing, risk assessment, and proactive fraud detection.
Neener Analytics’ advanced scoring and AI capabilities synergize seamlessly with Brillio’s solid technology and digital transformation expertise, expansive client network, and broad market presence. This collaboration will further strengthen Brillio’s ability to address complex challenges such as default prediction, transactor/revolver prediction, and FICO score projection.
“We are delighted to have Neener Analytics as one of our esteemed partners,” said Rohit Srinivasan, Global Delivery Head for BFSI at Brillio. “Our joint mission is to deliver optimal business outcomes through our solutions that will provide access to thin-file, no-file, credit-challenged consumers who often find it difficult to access credit. Our collaboration with Neener will reinforce our value proposition in aiding significant top-line and bottom-line growth for organizations across the financial services landscape.”
“We are excited to be partnering with Brillio and their world-class team of consultants to bring financial products and services to the 88% of invisible consumers worldwide,” said Jeff LoCastro, Founder and CEO of Neener Analytics. “Inclusion doesn’t come from getting someone a checking account. That’s fake inclusion. It only comes when the providers of the access to these products understand the risk of the engagement. Brillio understands this as well as we do.”
