Financial Services Collections
Strategic Recovery for Institutions That Can’t Afford Delays
“In a recent survey, the average payment terms for accounts receivable were found to be 27 days—yet the actual payment period averages 34 days. In fact, late payments are experienced by 93% of businesses, and companies write off an average of 1.5% of their receivables.”
In the financial services industry, cash flow delays translate directly to profit loss and increased risk exposure. From banks and credit unions to private lenders and leasing firms, maintaining receivables performance is essential for regulatory compliance and portfolio strength.
At Restitution Mediations (RMED), we help financial institutions recover slow-pay and delinquent accounts without compromising reputation, regulatory standing, or customer trust.
Our Diplomatic + Compliant Approach
We understand that in the financial world, relationships matter—and so does compliance. Every communication we conduct on your behalf is professional, respectful, and legally sound.
Our team maintains deep understanding of:
- State-specific lending and collections laws
- Credit union, bank, and fintech compliance protocols
- Security requirements for sensitive financial data
Why Financial Institutions Choose RMED
✓ Specialized recovery for banks, credit unions, and lenders
✓ Seamless alignment with your internal billing and compliance teams
✓ Customized strategies for high-volume, high-value A/R portfolios
✓ Secure Client Control Portal for 24/7 visibility
✓ Powered by DebtArX™, our proprietary analytics engine that improves recovery performance by up to 22%
✓ Diplomacy-first approach that strengthens—not strains—customer relationships
Protect Revenue. Preserve Relationships. Stay Compliant.
Let RMED help you reduce DSO (days sales outstanding), recover revenue otherwise written off, and maintain the regulatory and reputational integrity your institution is built on.
Partner with Restitution Mediations today—and transform your A/R challenges into recovered capital.
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