
The benefits of performance-based debt collection agency placements
If every single customer is unique, why do so many agencies still try to collect debt in the same way for all?
If every single customer is unique, why do so many agencies still try to collect debt in the same way for all?
Customer relationships have not always been a primary focus in the collections industry. But this has changed in recent years with a significant shift towards customer centricity and humanized processes.
Historically, customer care has taken a backseat to other goals within the collections business. But recently, the positive relationship between humanized collections and better performance has become evident.
Improved collection experiences directly lead to an increased likelihood of resolved debt. Not only are your customers more likely to engage with you again after they become current, but you’ll be better informed to develop personalized solutions through the increase of available data.
A one-size-fits-all approach to customer engagement is futile. Instead, you need to build an understanding of customer behavior to be able to guide individual accounts to financial health
The benefit-focused outcomes outlined by the UK’s Consumer Duty sets a precedent for financial firms to provide a consistent and high-quality level of customer service.
In this article, we dive into the impact each Consumer Duty requirement has on collections and recovery, and pose solutions to make the standards beneficial to both consumers and businesses alike.
Consumer Duty is a continuation of the FCA’s Treating Customers Fairly (TCF) mandate that protects customers from unfair treatment.
Behavioral segmentation is a technology that shines a light on the characteristics that lead to customer delinquency.
Technology and segmentation play major roles in helping collections teams enrich contact strategies through the use of Machine learning and AI.
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) is a rapidly growing payment format that has become seamlessly integrated into a range of services, products and facilities. Its ease of access has made it a popular choice of payment, which has meant an increasing volume of customers entering the collections process as a result.
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