Debt collection at a crossroads: AI and the race for efficiency
ArticleAs market conditions tighten for debt collection firms, AI is emerging as a critical differentiator for firms ahead of a material refinancing wall in 2027-28
By: Chris Laverty, Jarred Erceg
23 Apr 20242 min read

Our April report explains developments in BNPL and shares an in-depth analysis of what the FCA review into historical motor finance discretionary commission arrangements mean for firms. With the potential for an industry-wide consumer redress scheme, we also include practical advice for motor finance firms that may be impacted by the FCA's review and highlight what they should be considering now.
You'll also find an update on key regulatory developments for the sector in 2024.
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