Personalized Communication Strategies: Towards a New Debtor Typology Framework

M. Ghaffari, Maxime Kaniewicz, Stephan Stricker
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Based on debt collection agency (PAIR Finance) data, we developed a novel debtor typology framework by expanding previous approaches to 4 behavioral dimensions. The 4 dimensions we identified were willingness to pay, ability to pay, financial organization, and rational behavior. Using these dimensions, debtors could be classified into 16 different typologies. We identified 5 main typologies, which account for 63% of the debtors in our data set. Further, we observed that each debtor typology reacted differently to the content and timing of reminder messages, allowing us to define an optimal debt collection strategy for each typology. For example, sending a reciprocity message at 8 p.m. in the evening is the most successful strategy to get a reaction from a debtor who is willing to pay their debt, able to pay their debt, chaotic in terms of their financial organization, and emotional when communicating and handling their finances. In sum, our findings suggest that each debtor type should be approached in a personalized way using different tonalities and timing schedules.
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个性化沟通策略:走向新的债务人类型框架
基于债务催收机构(PAIR Finance)的数据,我们通过将以前的方法扩展到4个行为维度,开发了一个新的债务人类型框架。我们确定的4个维度是支付意愿、支付能力、财务组织和理性行为。利用这些维度,债务人可以分为16种不同的类型。我们确定了5种主要类型,它们占我们数据集中债务人的63%。此外,我们观察到,每种债务人类型对提醒信息的内容和时间反应不同,这使我们能够为每种类型定义最佳的债务催收策略。例如,在晚上8点发送互惠信息是最成功的策略,可以让愿意偿还债务、有能力偿还债务、财务组织混乱、沟通和处理财务时情绪激动的债务人做出反应。总之,我们的研究结果表明,应该使用不同的音调和时间安排,以个性化的方式处理每种债务人类型。
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