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Nick Cherry, COO of Phillips and Cohen, explores significant trends and strategic shifts in the probate and collection spaces of the financial services industry.
The discussion spans topics from global market operations and the impact of economic factors to the integration of AI and digital solutions in enhancing operational efficiency and customer engagement.
He also discussed key regulatory impacts and future market predictions and overview of the current and anticipated dynamics in the sector.
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