So, what are progressive organizations doing to react to current collections industry trends?

Updated: November 7, 2024 by Guest Contributor 1 min read March 25, 2009

They have started to shift away from time-based collections managementactivities (the 30-, 60-, 90-day bucket approach). Instead, the focus is migrating towards the development of collections strategy thatis based on the underlying risk of the individual – to look at how he is performing on all of the obligations in the total relationship to determine the likelihood of repayment and the associated activities that can facilitate that repayment. They’ve found they can’t rely purely on traditional models anymore because consumer behavior has dramatically changed and an account only approach doesn’t reflect the true risk and value of the individual’s relationship.

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