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Debt Collection Software Industry Benchmarks


Savings Achieved

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The average annual savings achieved in Debt Collection Software category is 6.20%

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The industry average payment terms in Debt Collection Software category for the current quarter is 63.8 days

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    Debt Collection Software Suppliers


    1,126
    Total Suppliers
    35
    Diverse Suppliers
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    Normalized Supplier Rating
    Debt Collection Software Supplier

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    Sample Supplier
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    American Express Company
    Location
    Jackson, Mississipi
    Duns number
    3862211

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    The Supplier Evaluation Risk (SER) Rating is Dun & Bradstreet’s proprietary scoring system used to assess the probability that a business will seek relief from creditors or cease operations within the next 12 months. SER ratings range from 1 to 9, with 9 indicating the highest risk of failure. We’ve prepared an infographic to help business owners better understand what influences their SER Rating.

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    Debt Collection Software market report transcript


    Debt Collection Software Global Market Outlook:

    • The size global debt collection software market is estimated at approx. $3.8 billion for 2022 and is projected to grow up to $6.5 million by 2027 at a CAGR of 10.3 percent during 2022–2027

    • Increasing demand to changing lifestyles and increased purchasing power, consumers have become more empowered and for informed purchase decisions made, they are creating a debt cycle

    • The APAC is projected to be the fastest-growing market with the highest rate of 7.1 percent during the forecast period, followed by Europe at 6.9 percent

    Debt Collection Software Market – Market Maturity

    • It has been observed that North America has the highest market share of 34 percent in 2022, due to the presence of developed economies. The powerful financial position of the region allows investing heavily in advanced testing and technologies

    • The APAC is projected to be the fastest-growing market with the highest rate of 7.1 percent during the forecast period, followed by Europe at 6.9 percent

    Global Debt Collection Software Market: Regional Outlook 

    Market Trends

    Debt collection is impacted by consumer behavior, macroeconomic factors, regulatory changes, and protections on a day-to-day basis. Financial institutions seeking to improve collections need to design a sustainable and profitable debt collections strategy. Process improvements, such as workflow automation, customer management, consistent collections treatment, and collector experience play an integral role in debt management.

    • Automating collections: Many financial institutions struggle with changing debt landscapes and are trying to cope with such situations through outdated technology. With fewer resources, growing debt volume, and consumer protections, the legacy system is inefficient and detrimental. Debtors are now living in an omnichannel and self-service environment; financial institutions that upgrade to new technology witness a host of benefits leading to profitable lending business. Broadly debt management solution enables the banks to minimize bad debt, rehabilitate customers, reduce attrition, and maintain revenue streams. Government agencies are using debt management solution for collecting tax debt, though the revenue size is small, the complexities and inherent data integration challenges that government agencies face is similar to a bank’s infrastructure

    • Shift to customer-centric collections: Financial institutions have the habit of servicing customers’ accounts and not their customers. A customer-centric approach enables banks to design processes and systems (i.e., collection automation) with a key focus on improving customer experience and loyalty

    • Analytics for better account treatment: •Analytics helps banks in building robust collections-scoring models and precise debt collection strategies. Collections solution providers offer analytics modules as part of their end-to-end solution or as a bolt-on solution. Depending upon the quantity and quality of data, collections specific-scoring, models, and decisions can be built. While behavioral scores can predict a longer-term trend, advanced analytics (based on sophisticated algorithms) help managers predict the short-term trends: likelihood that an account will become more delinquent, the likelihood of self-cure, probability of payment in the coming month, and the amount

    • Advanced analytics quantifies, assesses, and helps in deploying the optimum decisions. Combined with the consolidated/360-degree view of the customer, collectors can devise consistent and efficient collection treatment. Instead of managers/collectors deciding by manually communicating with customers, predictive analytics provides the ability to run “what-if” scenarios and “stress test” results

    • Banks can assess the reaction of customers to new collections treatments, approaches, and messages, compare them with old treatment strategies and quantify the new revenue gains

    • Based on multiple discussions with industry stakeholders, analytics can drive ‘offer management’, collector independent treatment strategies, and collections lifecycle related decisioning

    Why You Should Buy This Report

    This report on the global debt collection software market covers future industry trends, size, regional market share, historical and current data and deep analysis, and projections. It offers an orderly and coordinated methodology for the key aspects that have impacted the market in the past and the future market opportunities on which market players can rely upon before allocating their capital resources. 

    The research study furnishes a reasonable debt collection software analysis for better decision-making to invest in it. Furthermore, it scrutinizes the aspects and provides a comprehensive outlook of the key organizations that will probably add to the demand in the global debt collection software market over the years ahead.

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