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UK Consumer Credit Outlook - Q1 2007 - Market Focus (Datamonitor)
- Market: Finance and Banking
- Published Date: 19/06/2007
- Report Title: UK Consumer Credit Outlook - Q1 2007 - Market Focus
- Table of Contents: View Table of Contents
- Report Type: Market Report
- Country: UK
- Number of Pages: 19
Introduction
The poor performance of the UK consumer credit market in 2005 and 2006 continued into Q1 2007, as the market continued to be affected by a weaker labor market, high household debt and low consumer confidence. What can lenders expect over the next few years?
Scope
Provides the latest marking sizing figures for the UK consumer credit market by product line and analyses industry trends in Q1 2007.
Covers unsecured personal loans, credit cards, motor finance, retail finance (store cards, installment credit and mail order credit) and overdrafts.
Details thelatest scenario based forecasts for the future of the consumer credit market in an accompanying interactive Excel model.
Highlights
The poor performance of the consumer credit market in 2005 and 2006 carried into Q1 2007, as consumers continued to be affected by a weaker labor market, high household debt and low consumer confidence.
High household debt and higher interest rates have slowed down spending, along with lenders maintaining their tightened lending criteria.
Theforecasts for the UK consumer credit market have changed only very slightly from the previous quarter. Most product lines will continue to perform poorly over the next two years in particular.
Reasons to Purchase
Review market performance in Q1 2007 to place your performance in context to the market's.
View the latest independent quarterly and annual forecasts for the UK consumer credit market to plan your future strategy with confidence.
Understand the key challenges facing lenders in 2007 and the impact they are having on the market.
The poor performance of the UK consumer credit market in 2005 and 2006 continued into Q1 2007, as the market continued to be affected by a weaker labor market, high household debt and low consumer confidence. What can lenders expect over the next few years?
Scope
Provides the latest marking sizing figures for the UK consumer credit market by product line and analyses industry trends in Q1 2007.
Covers unsecured personal loans, credit cards, motor finance, retail finance (store cards, installment credit and mail order credit) and overdrafts.
Details thelatest scenario based forecasts for the future of the consumer credit market in an accompanying interactive Excel model.
Highlights
The poor performance of the consumer credit market in 2005 and 2006 carried into Q1 2007, as consumers continued to be affected by a weaker labor market, high household debt and low consumer confidence.
High household debt and higher interest rates have slowed down spending, along with lenders maintaining their tightened lending criteria.
Theforecasts for the UK consumer credit market have changed only very slightly from the previous quarter. Most product lines will continue to perform poorly over the next two years in particular.
Reasons to Purchase
Review market performance in Q1 2007 to place your performance in context to the market's.
View the latest independent quarterly and annual forecasts for the UK consumer credit market to plan your future strategy with confidence.
Understand the key challenges facing lenders in 2007 and the impact they are having on the market.
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