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Debt amount and Receivables Audit

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December, 2023
Lithuania

Regulatory and supervisory initiatives leading to sustainable consumer credit market in Lithuania

Jovita Krakauskiene, Chief Lawyer at the Credit and Insurance Services Supervision Unit

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Debt amount and receivables audit

1. Creditor search
  • sorting of documents
  • rapport from national credit bureaus about client,
  • contact with local bailiff, district court, and with single creditor
2. Managing advisory case
  • audit of receivables, liabilities
  • analysis clients income situation (actual and potential income sources, social benefits)
  • analysis household budget and expenditures
  • List of property and assisting real market prices,
  • Recommendations regarding loans consolidation, potential premature repayment of some loans, prioritize some credits
3. Analysis contractual situation
  • unfair contractual terms in business-to- consumer contracts,
  • Analysis of interest, late payment interest, late payment fees, and contractual penalties
  • Guarantees (deposits) provided by the client,
  • Change in person of debtor and/or creditor – transfer (cession) of the claim,
  • accession to liability, assumption of liability
  • Mutual netting of claims and liabilities.
  • surety
  • invalidation,
  • cancelation, termination
  • expiration, non claim
  • insurance
4. Analysis non contractual situation
  • incapacitation fully/partial

This might include key aspects of proper analysis of client situation.

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