Reinforcement learning can help banks optimise their collections strategies to cope with an explosion in COVID-19-related delinquencies.
Reinforcement learning can help banks optimise their collections strategies to cope with an explosion in COVID-19-related delinquencies.
As delinquencies rise in the wake of COVID-19, lenders must harness technology to orchestrate omnichannel contact strategies.
COVID-19 is triggering a debt collection crisis for UK banks. How can collections teams control an explosion in delinquent accounts?
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