Industry-Wide Challenges, Peer-Tested Solutions

The Credit Bureau Roundtable brings together leaders responsible for credit bureau reporting and dispute handling across multiple lines of business, including auto, credit card, personal loans, and more. These professionals face a common set of challenges—Metro 2 complexity, e-OSCAR inconsistencies, conflicting bureau guidance—and benefit from a cross-vertical perspective on how other furnishers are interpreting guidance, reducing fatal errors, and managing disputes.

Members engage in candid discussions about how they’re evolving validation logic, pre- and post-furnishing review processes, and communication with bureaus to improve reporting accuracy and reduce cycle times. Quarterly benchmarking and on-demand custom surveys surface emerging issues and shed light on how peers are tackling similar problems in their organizations.

This Roundtable also provides a unique opportunity for members to shape and clarify industry practices. As regulatory scrutiny and consumer awareness continue to grow, your ability to stay aligned with bureau expectations—and avoid costly errors—depends on direct access to peer-tested practices and real-time feedback from other furnishers.

Who Should Join

This Roundtable is designed for leaders responsible for credit reporting operations and dispute management across multiple product types. Common member titles include SVP, Credit Furnishing & Disputes; Head of Credit Bureau Reporting; and Senior Director of Credit Reporting.

Why It Matters

Disputes are rising. Error tolerances are shrinking. Bureau guidance is evolving. Navigating these shifts alone increases your risk of misinterpretation, exposure, and inefficiency. The Credit Bureau Roundtable provides a peer-verified roadmap to avoid fatal errors, align processes with bureau expectations, and improve dispute resolution timelines across your entire furnishing footprint.

Hot Topics

• Accuracy in Credit Reporting: Comparing interpretations of intricate Metro 2 guidelines and ultimate reporting decisions across the industry
• Error Prevention and Remediation: Pre-and post furnishing validation methods aimed at reducing rejects, as well as change management processes to ensure remediation
• Disputes Handling: The effect of greater consumer awareness and the influence of third-party repair organizations on dispute volume and learn how furnishers are managing efficiencies