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Table of Contents
List of abbreviations
1. Introduction and Relevance within the economy
2. Theory about Credit Reporting Agencies and Scoring
2.1 Credit Reporting Agencies
2.2 History of Credit Reporting Agencies
2.3 Functioning of Credit Reporting Agencies
2.4 Credit Scoring
2.4.1 Data Sources of Credit Reporting Agencies
2.5 Data Protection Act and Criticism towards Credit Reporting Agencies
3. Social Network Data
3.1 Social Network Sites: A Definition
3.2 History and Development of Social Network Sites
3.3 Available Data on Social Network Sites
3.3.1 Likes
3.3.2 Pictures
3.3.3 Places
3.3.4 Groups
3.3.5 Friends
3.3.6 Family status
4. Data Warehousing and Data Mining
4.1 Data Warehousing
4.2 Data Mining
4.3 Big Data
4.3.1 Characteristics of Big Data
4.3.2 Applications of Big Data
4.4 How to access Data
4.4.1 Payolution GmbH
4.4.2 Kreditech Holding SSL GmbH
4.4.3 Problems
5 Facebook profiles of private insolvent persons as an attempt
5.1 Attempt description
5.2 Result of the Attempt
6. Conclusion
7. Bibliography
List of figures
Appendix
A.1 Rating Agencies Rating Guide
A.2 The four V's of Big Data
A.3 Attempt Details
- Quote paper
- Jochen Schweizer (Author), 2014, Creditworthiness of private persons. An approach using social network sites, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/316442
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