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JD Power liefert die Daten und Analysen, die Leasingexperten benötigen, um Restwerte präzise zu prognostizieren, Restwertrisiken zu steuern und die Portfolio-Performance — von der Vertragsvergabe bis zur Wiedervermarktung — zu maximieren.
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Führende Leasingunternehmen nutzen JD Power Daten, um:
- Restwertprognosen und Portfolio-Performance gezielt zu verbessern
- fundiertere Entscheidungen bei der Leasingkalkulation und im Risikomanagement zu treffen
- die Fahrzeugauswahl auf Basis aktueller Marktdaten zu optimieren
- Restwertrisiken bei Wertminderung und Wiedervermarktung zu reduzieren
- die Leasingstrategie an realen Transaktionsdaten auszurichten
- den Verwertungserlös über den gesamten Leasingzyklus zu maximieren
- Leasingstrategien für Elektrofahrzeuge mit aktuellen Marktdaten fundiert zu unterstützen
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