New Blog: Looking Ahead to Collections in 2025 – A Global View As 2024 draws to a close, the debt collection industry is navigating a complex landscape of economic pressures, evolving regulations and rapid technological advancement. To explore what lies ahead, we asked collections industry leaders Sacha Close, Phil McGilvray, John Sanders, Chris Warburton and Nick Georgiades to share their insights on key challenges and opportunities in 2025. Key takeaways include: - The growing importance of modern collection platforms to enable digital adoption and compliance. - The continuing shift towards digital-first environments that empower customers to engage on their terms while driving more personalised journeys. - How AI advancements like Generative AI and Explainable AI could help shape the future of collections. - The need to constantly adapt to changing regulatory, economic and social conditions across the globe. It's clear that while challenges remain, the industry will continue to embrace innovation and customer-centricity as it evolves. Check out our full article to see how the industry in the UK, US, and Australia are shaping the future. https://bit.ly/4f01jbM A huge thank you to our contributors! #collections #debtcollection
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Looking ahead to 2025, the collections industry in Australia is bracing for significant shifts. Our founder, Sacha Close, recently shared her perspective on the challenges and opportunities ahead in this insightful piece by Telrock. Key highlights from Sacha’s thoughts: • Economic pressures: Rising interest rates, mortgage resets, and high costs of living are driving sharp increases in delinquency and hardship rates. • Balancing priorities: Businesses will face friction between economic goals—growth, cost-cutting, and margin improvement—and the increasing demands of hardship relief and compliance. • Technology challenges: A ‘one-horse race’ in collections software has hindered innovation and agility. While there’s a strong desire for change, many organizations are struggling with legacy systems and slow progress. • Future focus: ASIC’s REP 782 report is expected to push for more customer-centric approaches and flexible solutions in collections. At Qurioux, we’re passionate about helping organizations navigate these complexities—building better systems, strategies, and outcomes for the moments that matter. Check out the full article below #Qurioux #Collections2025 #ASICREP782 #CustomerCentricSolutions
New Blog: Looking Ahead to Collections in 2025 – A Global View As 2024 draws to a close, the debt collection industry is navigating a complex landscape of economic pressures, evolving regulations and rapid technological advancement. To explore what lies ahead, we asked collections industry leaders Sacha Close, Phil McGilvray, John Sanders, Chris Warburton and Nick Georgiades to share their insights on key challenges and opportunities in 2025. Key takeaways include: - The growing importance of modern collection platforms to enable digital adoption and compliance. - The continuing shift towards digital-first environments that empower customers to engage on their terms while driving more personalised journeys. - How AI advancements like Generative AI and Explainable AI could help shape the future of collections. - The need to constantly adapt to changing regulatory, economic and social conditions across the globe. It's clear that while challenges remain, the industry will continue to embrace innovation and customer-centricity as it evolves. Check out our full article to see how the industry in the UK, US, and Australia are shaping the future. https://bit.ly/4f01jbM A huge thank you to our contributors! #collections #debtcollection
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I was excited to share my thoughts in this article with Andrew Pritchard regarding collections in 2025—because next year is going to be a pivotal one. 2025 is shaping up to be the year of innovation, transformation, and rethinking the SoFP. Everyone knows this is my soapbox right now but automation of a outdated 1980’s loan application form and calling it a digital SOFP it not enough. We can do so much better. We are expected to do much better (ask asic). Also with economic pressures mounting, the focus will turn to all of the digital experience and whether organisations have the right tools and strategies to keep up. Still don’t have a way for customers to self serve a payment arrangement ?? The big question: Is your tech ecosystem ready? Or will 2025 bring another year of band-aids, add-ons, workarounds, and those expensive like-for-like upgrades? If that hits close to home, let’s talk. Whether it’s creating a 5-year roadmap or helping to clear the path (simplifying and optimising what you already have), there are options. Reach out if you’re ready to make 2025 the year of transformational change! #debtwithdignity #empatheticCollections #DigitalTransformation #Qurioux
New Blog: Looking Ahead to Collections in 2025 – A Global View As 2024 draws to a close, the debt collection industry is navigating a complex landscape of economic pressures, evolving regulations and rapid technological advancement. To explore what lies ahead, we asked collections industry leaders Sacha Close, Phil McGilvray, John Sanders, Chris Warburton and Nick Georgiades to share their insights on key challenges and opportunities in 2025. Key takeaways include: - The growing importance of modern collection platforms to enable digital adoption and compliance. - The continuing shift towards digital-first environments that empower customers to engage on their terms while driving more personalised journeys. - How AI advancements like Generative AI and Explainable AI could help shape the future of collections. - The need to constantly adapt to changing regulatory, economic and social conditions across the globe. It's clear that while challenges remain, the industry will continue to embrace innovation and customer-centricity as it evolves. Check out our full article to see how the industry in the UK, US, and Australia are shaping the future. https://bit.ly/4f01jbM A huge thank you to our contributors! #collections #debtcollection
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📢 BLOG: Leveraging AI in Public Debt Management Managing public debt is often the largest and most complex portfolio in many countries. AI could be a game-changer for Debt Management Offices, making processes more efficient, enhancing data analytics and improving transparency. Read more: https://bit.ly/4eqLPgC
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Weaver partners Morgan Page and Trey Hunt recently answered questions on the impact digital transformation and AI are having on private equity in Pitchbook's Q3 2024 U.S. Private Equity Breakdown. Private equity has traditionally relied on personal networks, hard data and analytical models. How is this landscape changing with the advent of AI and the resulting digital transformation? Click here to read the full report: https://lnkd.in/gKihfvUE
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Weaver partners Morgan Page and Trey Hunt recently answered questions on the impact digital transformation and AI are having on private equity in Pitchbook's Q3 2024 U.S. Private Equity Breakdown. Private equity has traditionally relied on personal networks, hard data and analytical models. How is this landscape changing with the advent of AI and the resulting digital transformation? Click here to read the full report: https://lnkd.in/gmwNEub3
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Weaver partners Morgan Page and Trey Hunt recently answered questions on the impact digital transformation and AI are having on private equity in Pitchbook's Q3 2024 U.S. Private Equity Breakdown. Private equity has traditionally relied on personal networks, hard data and analytical models. How is this landscape changing with the advent of AI and the resulting digital transformation? Click here to read the full report: https://lnkd.in/gzjcfYYK
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Thrilled to have Yan Levinski join our panel on April 2nd for an insightful discussion on AI transformation in the financial services sector. To join our webinar, register here: https://lnkd.in/deni84gi #ArtificialIntelligence #AIinFinance #Management #digitaltransformation #customerexperience
Trivest Partners VP, Yan Levinski joins our panel of finance leaders on April 2nd. Yan will discuss how AI is driving innovation in Finance, Banking, and Capital Markets alongside fellow experts Bjorn Austraat and Adam Aldrich. Accelerating Growth with AI: Transformation for Finance, Banking and Capital Markets Discover how AI is reshaping the financial landscape. This webinar will delve into cutting-edge strategies to enhance operational efficiency, drive innovation, and gain a competitive edge through AI. Key Takeaways: Competitive Insights: Uncover emerging AI trends, best-in-class use cases, and potential market disruptions to inform strategic decision-making. Efficiency Gains: Optimize processes, reduce operational costs, and achieve superior efficiency through strategic AI implementation. Transformative Opportunities: Explore how AI solutions create new value propositions, business models, and address industry-specific challenges. Don’t miss this important conversation moderated by Jared Slomack, SVP of Client Solutions at FROM. REGISTER NOW: https://lnkd.in/dYi9zQnV #ArtificialIntelligence #AIinFinance #Management #digitaltransformation #customerexperience
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As we look towards 2025, the landscape of wealthtech and financial planning is set for transformation. With advancements in AI driving innovation, advisors will be better equipped to meet the needs of DIY investors, while also unlocking access to alternative assets and private markets. These trends will not only redefine financial strategies but will empower individuals to make informed investment choices. Discover the insights shaping the future of finance here: https://okt.to/8RlBVp
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Weaver partners Morgan Page and Trey Hunt recently answered questions on the impact digital transformation and AI are having on private equity in Pitchbook's Q3 2024 U.S. Private Equity Breakdown. Private equity has traditionally relied on personal networks, hard data and analytical models. How is this landscape changing with the advent of AI and the resulting digital transformation? Click here to read the full report: https://lnkd.in/eJ5YDJKE
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GenAI gaining traction in treasury world, survey reveals. Treasury functions are in the early stages of adopting generative artificial intelligence, with use cases including enhanced cash flow forecasting and interest rate management. Read more: https://okt.to/IVj83Y
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