Campbell Scott, a British national and senior director at FICO’s London branch, arrived in Nairobi for a three-day conference at the JW Marriott Hotel in Westlands. He checked in on Saturday, February 15, at 1 p.m.
In the afternoon, he stepped out briefly before returning around 4 p.m. However, on Sunday, February 16, at 11:15 a.m., he left the hotel once again—this time without coming back. Multiple calls to his UK-registered phone went unanswered, leading to a missing person report being filed at Parklands Police Station later that evening.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) took over the case on Monday, launching a search across Nairobi whcih was unsuccessful. The detectives have since sought Interpol’s assistance to access his call records and piece together his last known movements.
Scott is the senior director of product management at the Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO), an American data analytics company specialising in credit evaluation.
Scott serves as the senior director of product management at Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO), a U.S.-based data analytics firm specializing in credit evaluation.
The firm developed FICO Scores, which are used to evaluate an individual’s creditworthiness for loan approvals, interest rate determination, and credit limit setting.
Campbell Scott oversees product management for international FICO Scores, providing high-quality risk analytics to financial institutions globally. A key aspect of his role is advancing financial inclusion by developing innovative credit solutions for underserved populations.
With vast experience in data analytics, regulatory compliance, and financial services, he ensures FICO’s products align with industry standards while managing customer-facing activities like marketing, sales, and partner relations. He collaborates closely with global credit bureaus and key decision-makers to develop customized financial solutions.
His expertise covers credit risk, fraud prevention, affordability assessment, AML/KYC compliance, and business intelligence, positioning him as a key player in the global financial technology sector.
With a finance background, he has built a three-decade career across various institutions, including the Royal Bank of Scotland, Trust Research Services Limited, Equiniti Limited, and Experian Data Quality in the UK.
He was in Nairobi for a TransUnion-hosted workshop, representing FICO in strengthening partnerships and advancing credit evaluation strategies for emerging markets.
Police have recorded statements from at least five people, including security guards and hotel staff, as the search for Scott continues.
