Defaults coming back to bite, banks rein in growth of unsecured credit

Several lenders said that they now prefer offering loans to customers with credit scores of more than 750 from a cap of 720 seen prior to the onset of stress. Banks are also keeping a very close watch on days past due (DPD), where collection machinery gets triggered at day zero DPD. Several lenders said that they now prefer offering loans to customers with credit scores of more than 750 from a cap of 720 seen prior to the onset of stress. Banks are also keeping a very close watch on days past due (DPD), where collection machinery gets triggered at day zero DPD.  Economic Times