Anglia UK achieves ISO accreditation

13th December 2016 Consumer Collections |

Anglia UK has achieved a industry-leading accreditation for the safety and security of its data handling. The Spalding-based vehicle credit management specialist has become the first in its industry to achieve ISO 27001 in recognition of its stringent approach to confidential data handling and IT management.  ISO is an independent benchmarking company that gives world-class specifications…

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139,000 UK businesses only paying the interest on their debt

13th December 2016 Commercial Credit Management |

139,000 businesses in the UK are only paying the interest on their debt and not repaying the debt itself, according to new research by insolvency and restructuring trade body R3. The number of businesses in this position – equivalent to 8% of all UK businesses – has returned to levels more in line with previous years…

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FCA review finds room for improvement when dealing with customers in early arrears

13th December 2016 Consumer Collections |

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has found that many firms are improving the way they deal with customers in early arrears. However, there are a number of areas where consumer credit firms still need to improve their practices.  Jonathan Davidson, Executive Director of Supervision – Retail and Authorisations, said “Firms must treat customers in default…

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Phillips & Cohen to provide mortgage administration service

13th December 2016 Consumer Collections |

Phillips & Cohen Associates (UK), has announced its intention to start providing Mortgage Administration Services with immediate effect. Commenting on the decision to expand its existing service provision into the Mortgage Administration market, Managing Director International, Nick Cherry commented, “Phillips & Cohen has an impeccable record across the globe in providing highly specialised deceased account…

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December 2016: Money Statistics

13th December 2016 Consumer Collections |

The latest Money Stats indicate that consumer credit has risen above £190 billion, the highest level seen since 2008. The report by the Money Charity says that’s £7,042 for every household in the UK in credit cards, personal loans and other borrowing not secured against property. Day-to-day, people have more control over how much they borrow…

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