OneMain runs a credit-card business with two acquisition/servicing flows:
Assume both channels can be used in Year 1.
Why might OneMain want to de-emphasize or exit the traditional branch flow and shift investment to digital? Provide a structured answer (costs, revenue, risk, customer experience, scalability, competitive dynamics).
In Year 1, OneMain forecasts 100,000 total new card customers. Let p be the fraction acquired via digital (so 1 − p via branch).
Assume the following simplified economics (all dollar figures are per customer unless stated otherwise):
Task: What is the minimum digital share p required for OneMain to break even (profit ≥ 0) in Year 1?
Output:
If the break-even digital share is small (single digits), how would you interpret that? What assumptions could make it misleading?
If the company needs at least that break-even digital share, propose a plan to increase digital adoption. Include:
Compared to branch, does digital onboarding/servicing typically increase fraud risk and/or credit risk?
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