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Economic Challenges and Business Improvement Strategies, Study notes of Credit and Risk Management

The reasons behind global recessions and the increasing trend of americans turning to pawnshops for quick cash. Additionally, it provides suggestions for improving a company's collection system and proposes strategies for enhancing hyundai motor’s credit card business.

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  • How can a company improve its collection system?
  • What are the causes of global recessions?
  • Why are Americans increasingly relying on pawnshops?

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III. Application/Activity
Discuss and research the following extensively:
1. Why is there a global recession?
-A global recession is a prolonged phase of global economic downturn. As trade
ties and international financial structures relay economic shocks and the effects
of recession from one country to another, a global recession entails more or less
synchronized recessions across many national economies. As we saw during the
U.S. financial crisis, financial factors will certainly lead to an economy's collapse
into recession. Excessive credit and debt on risky loans and marginal borrowers
will result in a massive risk build-up in the financial sector. The Federal Reserve
and the banking sector will push this process by increasing the availability of
capital and credit in the economy.
2. Why are more and more Americans flocking to pawnshops?
-More people are turning to pawn shops for quick cash. According to a new study
by Market data Enterprises, more Americans are turning to pawn shops to get by,
selling jewelry, gadgets, equipment, and other personal items for fast cash.
3. If you were the Head of Collection Department in a company, how would
you improve its collection system?
-If I were the Head of Collection Department in a company, I would improve its
collection system in many ways such as: (1) Calculate the art and create an A/R
aging study. Determine the actual payment status of all your accounts
receivables as the first step in taking care of your collections efforts.(2) Invoice
and collections efforts should be proactive. Making sure both parties are on the
same page about payment dates, sums due, and payment received is one of the
most critical measures in ensuring on-time payment. (3) Get rid of past-due
receivables as soon as possible. According to studies, the more receivables go
unpaid, the less likely they are to be received in full or in part. (4) Consider
offering a discount for paying in advance. (5) Think of providing a payment plan.
After a few payment reminders, a past-due client might tell you that they're
having cash flow issues and need an extension to pay their bill. (6) strengthen
your client base. When it comes to accounts receivable payments, small
companies always get the short end of the stick.
4. If you were a consultant to Hyundai Motor’s Credit Card, propose some
strategies to improve its business.
-If I were a consultant to Hyundai Motor’s Credit Card, I will propose some
strategies such as: (1) Concentrate each product on a single customer
requirement. You gain the opportunity to present more successful value offerings
to customers and a customer base that acts as predictably as possible by
concentrating each credit card offer on a distinct consumer need, making it
easier to forecast card profitability and change marketing strategies based on
early returns. (2)Bring marketing and underwriting together. Too frequently, credit
card companies' marketing and underwriting departments are separate bodies
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III. Application/Activity

Discuss and research the following extensively:

1. Why is there a global recession?

  • A global recession is a prolonged phase of global economic downturn. As trade ties and international financial structures relay economic shocks and the effects of recession from one country to another, a global recession entails more or less synchronized recessions across many national economies. As we saw during the U.S. financial crisis, financial factors will certainly lead to an economy's collapse into recession. Excessive credit and debt on risky loans and marginal borrowers will result in a massive risk build-up in the financial sector. The Federal Reserve and the banking sector will push this process by increasing the availability of capital and credit in the economy.

2. Why are more and more Americans flocking to pawnshops?

  • More people are turning to pawn shops for quick cash. According to a new study by Market data Enterprises, more Americans are turning to pawn shops to get by, selling jewelry, gadgets, equipment, and other personal items for fast cash.

3. If you were the Head of Collection Department in a company, how would

you improve its collection system?

  • If I were the Head of Collection Department in a company, I would improve its collection system in many ways such as: (1) Calculate the art and create an A/R aging study. Determine the actual payment status of all your accounts receivables as the first step in taking care of your collections efforts.(2) Invoice and collections efforts should be proactive. Making sure both parties are on the same page about payment dates, sums due, and payment received is one of the most critical measures in ensuring on-time payment. (3) Get rid of past-due receivables as soon as possible. According to studies, the more receivables go unpaid, the less likely they are to be received in full or in part. (4) Consider offering a discount for paying in advance. (5) Think of providing a payment plan. After a few payment reminders, a past-due client might tell you that they're having cash flow issues and need an extension to pay their bill. (6) strengthen your client base. When it comes to accounts receivable payments, small companies always get the short end of the stick.

4. If you were a consultant to Hyundai Motor’s Credit Card, propose some

strategies to improve its business.

  • If I were a consultant to Hyundai Motor’s Credit Card, I will propose some strategies such as: (1) Concentrate each product on a single customer requirement. You gain the opportunity to present more successful value offerings to customers and a customer base that acts as predictably as possible by concentrating each credit card offer on a distinct consumer need, making it easier to forecast card profitability and change marketing strategies based on early returns. (2)Bring marketing and underwriting together. Too frequently, credit card companies' marketing and underwriting departments are separate bodies

that have little, if any, interaction with one another. Can you see where this is going? Applicants that do not meet the underwriting standards used to produce deals, as well as underwriting conservatism that could be avoided easily. (3)Secured cards are available. Secured credit cards should be offered by all credit card companies for two simple reasons: 1) they provide lucrative access to a large consumer segment without introducing any risk, and 2) soliciting secured card customers who demonstrate their creditworthiness can become one of the most effective marketing channels. (4) Former debit card users are being contacted. Consumers have traditionally preferred debit cards over credit cards for three reasons: 1) the ability to avoid paying bills; 2) the urban legend that debit cards provide better fraud protection than credit cards; and 3) the reduced chance of overspending. (5) Leave no customer unsatisfied. When a customer walks into a bank looking for a credit card, you're seeing the results of a lot of marketing time and effort. At this stage, the most reckless thing you can do is reject the customer's application for whatever card they applied for and give no lucrative, attainable alternative. A protected card will suffice at the very least, and by exhausting all other options,