Debt Sale & Compliance ORDER OF STREAM EVENTS
10.35 Chair’s Welcome Rico Dinolfi Chief executive, Invocas Group
10.40 Dean Lightwood Head of supplier performance – credit operations, Lloyds Banking Group Green calls, good conduct, and expectations – our approach internally and with suppliers
11.05 Chris Ball Head of collections and recoveries, Nationwide Building Society Raising the compliance bar
11.30 Rico Dinolfi Chief executive, Invocas Group The requirement to do affordability assessments
11.40 Break
12.05 Kristjan Novitski Chief executive offi cer, Cash On Go How Peachy has benefi ted from using big data modelling
12.30 Genius PPT SPONSORS
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12.40 Panel Session 1.00 Lunch 2.20
Robert Skinner Chief executive, Lending Standards Board A fair outcome for the customer in fi nancial diffi culties and the fi rm?
2.45
Juliana Francis Senior ombudsman, Financial Ombudsman Service Debt and vulnerability – the impact of events on people’s lives and how businesses should respond
3.10
Chris Thomas UK director, CallMiner
3.20 Break 3.30
Dr Paul Jones
Reader in the social economy, Liverpool John Moores University What future for British credit unions? An analysis of current issues in credit union governance, regulation and service delivery
4.00 Ron Wells Executive director, T3P “Essentially, all models are wrong, but some are useful.”
4.30 Chair’s Conclusion
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