MBAs, LAWYERS, DEBT COUNSELORS, SKIP TRACERS, SYSTEM ANALYSTS. ASSET RECOVERY IS A POWERFUL GROUP

Receivables management encompasses everything that happens to your money from the time someone asks you to grant credit, until you receive payment.

Increasingly, corporations and institutions are out-sourcing the debt recovery aspect of receivables management in order to focus on core business. Dealing effectively with account delinquency requires a commitment to technology, personnel and specialized knowledge that vastly exceeds the internal capabilities of most credit grantors.

Asset Recovery Group, operating in Honolulu, Hawaii, retains vast experience and resources. Asset Recovery Group and its affiliate companies provide global collection services to all aspects of industry and healthcare organizations.

In staff alone, ASSET RECOVERY GROUP retains highly experienced attorneys, accountants, paralegals, debt counselors, skip tracers, process servers, data processing clerks, client service executives and computer programmers. It is a cohesive group, focused on helping businesses, institutions and the professions retain earnings through effective receivables management.

For many companies, the difference between profit and loss is sitting in delinquent accounts. We view those receivables as your assets, and we recover them with sensitivity, diligence and speed.

As a matter of fact, some clients out-source the entire receivables management function to us, relying on ASSET RECOVERY GROUP to advise on credit granting, execute billing, and follow through with delinquencies.

How you handle revenue recovery directly impacts your image. ASSET RECOVERY GROUP can be very compassionate while also being resolute. We have a lifetime of experience in Hawai'i, and a local-style counseling method of dealing with account delinquency. It has demonstrated that being firm, understanding and supportive of people is more productive than being harsh, threatening and intimidating. Promises to pay become more reliable. Future financial dealings with the creditor become less problematic.