Clients
Financial Recovery
Commercial B2B
Insurance
Portfolio Acquisitions
Operating on proprietary systems, NCB's Subrogation Recovery Program involves customizing our approach in order to meet the unique needs of each individual client. Having the ability to manage high volume claims while merging the latest in information technology and skilled resources has allowed NCB to maximize the return on investment (ROI) for each of our clients.
Subrogation Services
As part of NCB’s Accounts Receivable Management program, our subrogation services for property and casualty insurance companies also realize the benefit of highly efficient information technology.
NCB offers a wide range of insurance debt collection services. Although most clients prefer contingency fee based services, NCB has also been able to offer customized pricing solutions in early treatment programs as well as cost effective fixed fee services.
Insurance subrogation claims requires an experienced business partner who is capable of providing complete risk mitigation and cash flow systems to enhance their client's bottom line. NCB not only offers skilled representatives in this specialty area but also offers superior back office support in order to minimize our client’s dependency on internal resources.
Today’s volatile economic environment poses greater risk on insurers. Combining historically difficult to collect receivables along with a more troubled economic landscape can potentially create a scenario for the “perfect storm”. NCB’s long history of representing some of the largest financial institutions in America today has equipped us with the expertise needed in mitigating greater losses for our clients.
Each insurance subrogation portfolio is unique and is dependent upon the specific needs of the insurer. The delicate nature of collecting on insurance subrogation claims requires a business partner that possesses robust technology, resources and skill-set. Partnering with NCB allows our clients to leverage our experience in order to maximize their net back return.