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Hyundai Capital America is seeking a Loss Mitigation Associate to manage delinquent accounts from 80 days past due through charge-off. You will research histories, contact customers, skip trace for updated information, and negotiate resolutions within policy and regulatory guidelines.
You will collaborate with internal partners, monitor lifecycle status, and apply approved resolution options to minimize losses while maintaining compliance and data integrity.
Hyundai Capital America (HCA) helps people move forward. Through Hyundai Motor Finance, Genesis Finance, and Kia Finance, we deliver innovative financing, leasing, and insurance solutions to more than 3 million customers and businesses nationwide.
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If you’re looking for a fast‑paced, collaborative workplace where your ideas matter, join us as we lead the future of financing freedom of movement.
The Loss Mitigation Associate is responsible for managing and resolving an assigned portfolio of delinquent accounts from 80 days past due through charge-off. This role performs account research, customer contact activities, skip tracing to locate customers and obtain updated contact information, and repayment negotiations to mitigate losses and support account resolution outcomes within established policies, procedures, and approval guidelines. This role ensures compliance with internal policies, regulatory requirements, and documentation standards while contributing to departmental performance objectives.
Manage an assigned portfolio of delinquent accounts ranging from 80 days past due to charge-off, applying established collection practices to support payment resolution, cure delinquencies, and minimize charge-offs while adhering to queue management standards.
Review account histories, payment behavior, customer circumstances, and relevant account information to assess risk and identify appropriate next steps within established resolution guidelines.
Monitor account status and progression through the collection lifecycle, ensuring timely follow-up and adherence to established queue management standards.
Apply approved account resolution options and take appropriate actions within defined policies, procedures, and approval limits to support recovery outcomes and minimize losses.
Collaborate with internal business partners and escape complex or exception‑based account issues as needed to facilitate timely and effective account resolution.
Conduct inbound and outbound collection activities, including negotiating payment arrangements, deferrals, and other approved loss mitigation solutions within established guidelines while balancing customer circumstances and company objectives.
Perform skip tracing using approved tools, internal systems, and available resources to locate customers, verify and update contact information, document findings, and support effective collection outreach.
Document all activity accurately and thoroughly within servicing systems to ensure compliance and support future collection efforts.
Review account records for accuracy and completeness while performing required account maintenance and administrative activities.
Ensure all collection activities are conducted in compliance with company policies, departmental procedures, and applicable federal, state, and regulatory requirements.
Protect confidential customer information and maintain adherence to privacy, security, and data governance standards.
Participate in required training and continuously apply established procedures, controls, and best practices to support operational effectiveness and performance
Manage an assigned portfolio of delinquent accounts ranging from 80 days past due to charge-off, applying established collection practices to support payment resolution, cure delinquencies, and minimize charge-offs while adhering to queue management standards.
Review account histories, payment behavior, customer circumstances, and relevant account information to assess risk and identify appropriate next steps within established resolution guidelines.
Monitor account status and progression through the collection lifecycle, ensuring timely follow-up and adherence to established queue management standards.
Apply approved account resolution options and take appropriate actions within defined policies, procedures, and approval limits to support recovery outcomes and minimize losses.
Collaborate with internal business partners and facilitate timely and effective account resolution.
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