>$2B
Mortgage balances retained
Retention strategy contributed to preserving significant mortgage balances through earlier intervention
Financial Services Case Study
Led product initiatives for a mortgage retention platform, leveraging customer data, scoring models, and targeted outreach to identify at-risk accounts and improve renewal outcomes. Enabled earlier intervention and more effective retention strategies across the lending portfolio.
Company
TD Canada Trust
Timeframe
2019 - 2021
Snapshot
>$2B
Mortgage balances retained
Earlier
Renewal opportunity identification
Lower
Cost to retain vs. reacquire
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This case study focuses on a mortgage renewal and retention platform designed to identify at-risk customers early, prioritize outreach, and improve renewal outcomes in a regulated financial environment. The product combined customer data, segmentation models, and advisor workflows to enable timely, personalized engagement before customers entered high-risk churn windows.
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Renewal opportunities were often identified too late or missed entirely, leading to preventable attrition and reduced portfolio retention. Advisors lacked clear prioritization, and customer data was fragmented across systems, making it difficult to act with the right timing, context, and offer strategy.
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Users
Stakeholders
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Delivered a renewal and retention workflow that surfaced at-risk customers earlier, enabled targeted outreach, and supported advisors with better timing, context, and next-best actions. Integrated customer data, scoring models, and workflow orchestration into a unified system that improved decision-making and execution across the lending portfolio.
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APIs, integrations, and data systems behind the product.
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>$2B
Mortgage balances retained
Retention strategy contributed to preserving significant mortgage balances through earlier intervention
Earlier
Renewal opportunity identification
Teams could act before customers entered high-risk renewal windows
Lower
Cost to retain vs. reacquire
Targeted outreach improved efficiency compared to reacquisition strategies
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