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Home » Lenders battle recovery woes with collections, servicing strategies

Lenders battle recovery woes with collections, servicing strategies

Repossession volume increased 20% in 2023

Riley WolfbauerbyRiley Wolfbauer
March 19, 2024
in Features, Risk Management
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Auto lenders must creatively prioritize servicing and collections initiatives as recovery rates fall to historically low levels across the industry, driven by decreased used-vehicle values, longer asset pickup times and fewer recovery agencies due to squeezed margins.   Credit performance on auto loans has been deteriorating since 2022 as consumers are pressured by inflation and […]

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