Debt collection: creditors' perspective
Increased use of business credit in Singapore entails the growing importance of debt collections to the success of the creditorcompanies. This paper seeks to examine credit risk's implications to debt collections, the characteristics of a successful in-house collection system and the extern...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-644872023-05-19T06:16:17Z Debt collection: creditors' perspective Chiang, Irene Ming Chee Pang, Sok Fung Chiu, Shin Tung Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business Increased use of business credit in Singapore entails the growing importance of debt collections to the success of the creditorcompanies. This paper seeks to examine credit risk's implications to debt collections, the characteristics of a successful in-house collection system and the external collection support available to creditors. The paper is structured into four parts: l. Identifying credit risk and its implications to collection of past-due accounts; 2. Understanding the characteristics of a successful in-house collection system; 3. External support in the collection of past-due accounts; 4. Findings and conclusions BUSINESS 2015-05-27T04:07:46Z 2015-05-27T04:07:46Z 1992 1992 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/64487 en Nanyang Technological University 193 p. application/pdf |
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Increased use of business credit in Singapore entails the growing
importance of debt collections to the success of the creditorcompanies.
This paper seeks to examine credit risk's implications
to debt collections, the characteristics of a successful in-house
collection system and the external collection support available
to creditors.
The paper is structured into four parts:
l. Identifying credit risk and its implications to collection
of past-due accounts;
2. Understanding the characteristics of a successful in-house
collection system;
3. External support in the collection of past-due accounts;
4. Findings and conclusions |
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Nanyang Business School Chiang, Irene Ming Chee Pang, Sok Fung Chiu, Shin Tung |
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Chiang, Irene Ming Chee Pang, Sok Fung Chiu, Shin Tung |
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