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Every insurer knows that accurate risk prediction directly impacts profitability and competitiveness. Yet many still rely on fragmented data and manual processes that create blind
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Debt collection remains one of the least efficient areas of financial services, with U.S. agencies recovering only 20–30% of delinquent debt on average. Rising defaults,