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Collections and Debt Management in UK Personal Lending
Datamonitor, Feb 2009, Pages: 28
The current economic downturn is forcing many banks to rethink their debt management and collections strategies as more individuals become unemployed and unable to repay their loans.
Scope
- Analyzes the current personal loan market performance and provides forward looking estimates for the non-standard population up to 2013.
- Assesses the process of debt management and recovery and provides analysis on how it can be enhanced throughout the current climate.
Highlights of this title
Generally, financial institutions do not invest in debt collection activity until there is an economic downturn. Devoting resources towards improving debt recovery generates an income stream that would otherwise be lost.
The single biggest obstacle for any bank offering a personal loan is assessing the likelihood of a potential default. To help eliminate this problem there needs to be a more rigorous lending criteria and a greater degree of customer data sharing.
Banks are offering advice on budgeting and financial maintenance to help reduce the threat of delinquency, especially for individuals in difficult situations.
Key reasons to purchase this title
- Sizes and forecasts the non-standard population as well as providing historical data for the personal lending market in the UK.
- Describes in detail the process of debt recovery for borrowers who have fallen into repayment difficulties.
- Offers insight and recommendations for enhancing debt management and recovery strategies.
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