Peste 40 de miliarde USD valoarea sumelor de bani recuperate de colectorii de debite nord-americani in 2007
Gary Rippentrop, Chief Executive Officer al ACA International, the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals anunta faptul ca PWC a finalizat raportul aferent activitatii colectorilor de debite nord-americani pentru anul 2007.
Datele releva faptul ca , beneficiile aduse pentru intreaga economie americana de catre industria nord-americana a colectarii debitelor este in crestere fata de anul 2005, cand a fost realizat de catre PWC raportul anterior, ajungandu-se ca in 2007, colectorii de debite sa recupereze peste 40 de miliarde de Usd pentru economia USA.
Practic, prin aportul muncii colectorilor de debite din USA, fiecare familie americana a salvat circa 354 Usd, bani care altfel ar fi trebuit acoperiti si care ar fi reprezentat pierderile generate de sumele nerecuperate, de falimente, de taxele neincasate de Fiscul American [ care colaboreaza de 25 de ani cu agentiile de colectare debite americane].
Raportul este incurajator si demonstreaza faptul ca si in Romania, se poate ajunge la performante similare, insa numai in conditiile in care Ministerul Finantelor ar intelege sa apeleze la serviciile agentiilor de colectare debite din tara noastra, si in cazul accelerarii adoptarii unei legi romanesti in domeniul colectarii debitelor, care sa aiba la baza legea federala americana FDCPA.
Iata mai jos mesajul primit de mine de la Gary Rippentrop, Chief Executive Officer al ACA International, the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals.
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From: ACA International <>
Date: Jun 26, 2008 1:21 AM
Subject: 2007 PWC Study Released
To: iulian.urban@gmail.com
| ACA International P.O. Box 390106 Minneapolis, MN 55439-0106 Main: +1 952.926.6547 Fax: +1 952.926.1624 | |
Dear ACA Member, I am writing to share with you the results of a new national study demonstrating the ongoing value of the third-party debt collection industry to the U.S. economy. It reveals that our industry returned $40 billion in 2007 to businesses that extend consumers credit, helping keep prices lower and saving the average American household $354. The report, titled "Value of Third-Party Debt Collection to the U.S. Economy in 2007: Survey and Analysis," was commissioned by ACA International, authored by global advisory firm PricewaterhouseCoopers and based on a national survey of third-party debt collection firms. You can view the entire report and its executive summary, along with our official press release, by clicking on this link: http://www.acainternational.org/pwc. This study is a follow-up to the groundbreaking 2005 study of the same name that was also commissioned by ACA International and conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers. The 2007 findings further validate what that initial study reported and what you and your fellow ACA members have long known: Debt collection reduces the risk of loss for business; permits greater business expansion; makes it possible for healthcare providers to maintain access to care in their communities; and allows for the privilege and convenience of credit as a positive financial tool for American consumers. The new findings also reveal the continued growth of the debt collection industry and its positive impact on the American economy, directly and indirectly supporting an estimated 420,000 American jobs with a payroll of $15.9 billion in 2007. The study also shows that of the estimated $152.5 billion in bad debt charged off by private businesses in 2007, debt collectors were able to return $40.4 billion, representing a 20.9 percent reduction in private sector bad debt. We will be launching a multi-faceted public relations campaign in the coming days aimed at securing positive stories in the print, broadcast and online media regarding the results of this study. We thank you for all your hard work on behalf of this industry and most of all for letting myself and the staff of ACA International strive to meet your needs and help you better this industry. For any additional questions or information about the study and our public relations planning, please feel free to contact ACA International's Public Relations Director, John Nemo, at 952-928-8000, ext. 124, or nemo@acainternational.org. Sincerely, Gary Rippentrop, Chief Executive Officer ACA International, the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals http://www.acainternational.org/ Foto : autof1.ro | |
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vodoFenenupe said
am August 3 2008 @ 3:40 am
Thanks !
and said
am August 19 2009 @ 8:20 pm
Dar la tigani si parlamentari si alti detinatori de functii mai mult sau mai putin publice la care se vede opulenta din avion, o sa mergeti d-le Urban daca se aproba acest asa zis proiect ??? Sau o sa mergeti tot la amaratul din colt pe care il speriati la telefon, ii enumerati doua articole de lege nu conteaza de unde, ca la ce speriat e oricum nu-si va da seama…