Legal framework for collections
Permitted channels, hours, contact frequency, handling of third parties and debtor information. Most violations don't stem from bad faith, but from lack of knowledge.
The biggest risk in an in-house collections operation isn't failing to collect: it's collecting the wrong way. An agent who applies pressure beyond legal limits, a call at an improper hour, a conversation with a third party who shouldn't have been involved. Each of those incidents can end in a complaint to the regulator, a penalty and reputational damage that no recovery can make up for.
Everything we teach is what we do every day.
Permitted channels, hours, contact frequency, handling of third parties and debtor information. Most violations don't stem from bad faith, but from lack of knowledge.
A team that knows the rights of the person on the other end of the line makes fewer mistakes. Ethical collection isn't just a regulatory obligation: it's what allows the debtor to remain a customer after paying.
How to structure agreements that get honored, how to handle objections, how to tell inability to pay from unwillingness to pay, and when to escalate.
Training a team and leaving it without structure has a short-lived effect: performance improves for a few weeks and then goes back to each agent's own judgment.
That's why the work doesn't end with training. We put in place three components that stay in operation within the institution and can be audited later.
When the institution prefers not to run the operation in-house, the same standard is carried over through collections outsourcing.
A course without structure behind it is forgotten within a month. These three components stay in operation.
Written, enforceable and auditable rules on how collections are handled within the institution.
Scripts and criteria defined by channel and segment, so collection work doesn't depend on each agent's individual judgment.
Monitoring and feedback on actual communications, not on what should be happening.
It adapts to how your team is distributed.
At our offices in Quito, Guayaquil, Bogotá and Lima.
At your institution's premises, with your own team.
For teams spread across several cities or countries.
Every participant who completes the program receives one.
In-house collections teams at banks, credit unions and commercial businesses: agents, supervisors and heads of risk and recovery departments.
All three formats: in person at our offices in Quito, Guayaquil, Bogotá and Lima; on-site at your institution's premises; and virtual, for distributed teams.
Yes. Every participant who completes the program receives a certificate.
Yes. Some institutions already have a trained team and what they need is the internal regulatory framework and quality control. These can be handled separately.
International rankings and certifications audited by independent third parties back every action we take on your portfolio.

A distinction awarded from Paris. Each year it ranks the top asset recovery firms in Latin America.

One of the most influential legal directories in the world. Its ranking is built by interviewing each firm's clients.

International workplace culture certification. A stable team manages your portfolio better.

International anti-bribery standard, audited by an independent third party. Ethical, traceable management of every portfolio.
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