Would you like to minimise bad debt? This course provides credit management personnel with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to enhance debt collection and recovery rates. It also examines contracts regulated by the Consumer Credit Code, corporate insolvency and bankruptcy.
Currently this course is not a public seminar course. Rather, it aims to provide credit management staff of an organisation with a relevant and practical course tailored to the organisation's specific circumstances.
Course Overview
Interactive learning techniques include assessment tasks and simulation exercises designed to maximise retention of concepts and the development of strategies.
Learning Outcomes
At the conclusion of the course, you will:
- have had the opportunity to hear of the experiences of other collection/recovery personnel
- have been introduced to the general principles of the law of contract
- be able to distinguish between the different entities recognised in law
- be able to explain the legal process by which a judgment is obtained and enforced
- be able to decide the most appropriate enforcement mechanism in a range of circumstances
- be able to define key terms relevant to collection and recovery action
- be able to explain the various consequences of insolvency including bankruptcy debt agreements and arrangements under Part X of the Bankruptcy Act, liquidation (winding-up), receivership and voluntary administration
- have developed strategies to assist in assessing the debt; providing instructions to the solicitor/collection agency; compiling the required documentation; and giving evidence in court
- have been introduced to the relevant provisions of legislation
recognise the requirements for a credit contract to be regulated by the Consumer Credit Code
- identify credit contracts which are provided by the organisation which might be governed by the Consumer Credit Code
Contact us to register your interest
Contact us now if you are interested in the Debt Recovery and Insolvency Course for your organisation or if you would like further information.
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