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What’s New and Next in Collections: Using AI, Automation, and Compliance to Compete
In 2026, collections agencies face an unprecedented degree of complexity. As inventory tightens and margins shrink, compliance scrutiny grows. Consumer expectations continue to shift. These pressures set the stage for our recent Horizon series Q1 webinar, where leaders discussed the broader transformation underway across the industry — specifically, how AI, automation, and integrated compliance capabilities…
Read MoreAI in Collections: Why Unstructured Data Is the Real Breakthrough
Collections agencies have never had a problem capturing data. What many struggle to achieve is visibility that makes that data truly actionable. The signals that matter most in resolving accounts have always existed. Why a consumer hesitates, what they already explained, how their situation is changing over time — crucial context like this shows up…
Read MoreFrivolous vs. Duplicative Disputes (2026 Update)
Helping third-party debt collectors understand the difference between a frivolous dispute under the FCRA and a duplicative dispute under Regulation F.
Read MoreWomen’s History Month 2026: Celebrating the Women Advancing ARM and Debt Collection
Celebrating International Women’s Month 2026 within the ARM industry and the organizations that elevate women’s leadership.
Read MoreRMAi 2026: Collections Compliance Enters a New Era
The 2026 annual RMAi conference offered a forward-thinking view of the receivables industry, blending discussions on regulatory preparedness, operational excellence, transparency, and the accelerating pace of digital transformation. Throughout the event, a consistent message emerged: staying ahead in today’s environment requires both a strong compliance foundation and a readiness to evolve. Compliance in 2026…
Read MoreLooking Back to Move Ahead: What’s Next for the ARM Industry in 2026
2025 has been transformative for the debt collection industry, marked by sweeping regulatory changes, rapid technological adoption, and evolving consumer expectations. Will 2026 bring more of the same?
Read MoreSecurity, Compliance, and Control: Why CE Platforms Are Built for Trust
CE platforms allow agencies to offload infrastructure risk while retaining control over sensitive operations and compliance mandates. They align with enterprise-grade standards like SOC 2, HITRUST, and NIST, and evolve with regulatory demands.
Read MoreThe Rise of Composable Enterprise Platforms in Debt Collections
Composable Enterprise (CE) platforms are redefining how collections agencies operate. Unlike legacy systems or rigid SaaS solutions, CE platforms offer modular architecture, no-code configuration, and seamless integration — empowering agencies to adapt quickly, reduce costs, and stay compliant in a fast-changing regulatory landscape.
Read MoreTime to Reimagine Collections Software: Legacy Systems Hold Collections Agencies Back
Legacy systems may have gotten you this far, but are they built for what’s next? In today’s fast-moving collections landscape, adaptability isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. Finvi’s whitepaper explains how Composable Enterprise platforms are the future of collections, offering unmatched flexibility, compliance control, and cost efficiency.
Read MoreCloud Benefits: Why the Cloud Is More Than Just a Tech Upgrade
Cloud repatriation refers to the migration of workloads from public cloud platforms back to on-premise environments. Although this might seem like a retreat from cloud computing, the reality is far more nuanced.
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