Delivering a truly Southern Africa perspective, with over 30 speakers, on local content and international trends in Debt Collection

ByJulian Robberts
With a debt-to-income ratio of approximately 78% and consumer credit extension at around R1.8 trillion, the picture is clear – we are over-indebted and this has increased the role of debt collection companies and banks and call centres dealing with debt collection.

Against this backdrop Trade Conferences International is once again presenting its annual Debt Collection Conference.

The conference features a totally new programme, giving prospective delegates a new view on factors impacting on the debt collection environment such as customer engagement, data analytics, technology and automation, the rise of digital – all factors playing a role in disrupting the debt collection industry.

New thinking is needed. And by attending this event – featuring a breakaway session and three powerful panel discussions – new strategies and approaches will be analysed to prove how both external and internal influences can be turned into profitable outcomes.

We invite all professionals dealing with debt collection to join us – Trade Conferences International – at this conference.

Looking forward to meet each and all of you at the Indaba Hotel on 13 & 14 June 2018.

 

To register as a delegate email Michandre Malan on michandre@tci-sa.co.za or Ryno van Ellewee on ryno@tci-sa.co.za.

Sponsorship & Exhibition enquiries are handled by Jason Joseph jason@tci-sa.co.za, or call 011 803 1553

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For more 10 years, TCI has been a registered and preferred conference organiser for all major banks and financial institutions.

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