Dimension 4: Treat Clients Responsibly With Gulshan Jumayeva of FINCA Azerbaijan and Leah Wardle of the SPTF.

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Dimension 4: Treat Clients Responsibly With Gulshan Jumayeva of FINCA Azerbaijan and Leah Wardle of the SPTF

Agenda Review of Dimension 4 of the Universal Standards Interview with Gulshan Jumayeva of FINCA Azerbaijan Q&A with participants SPTF Presenter: Leah Wardle

Dimension 4 of the Universal Standards Section Title: Treat Clients Responsibly Relationship with the Smart Campaign: The entire contents for this section comes from the Smart Campaign’s client protection standards. Rationale: Institutions that seek to bring benefits to their clients must ensure that they “do no harm.”

The standards in Dimension 4 4a—Prevention of over-indebtedness 4b—Transparency 4c—Fair and Respectful Treatment of Clients 4d—Privacy of Client Data 4e—Mechanisms for Complaints Resolution

Standard 4a. Prevention of Over-indebtedness Essential Practices Summary Conduct appropriate client repayment capacity analysis before disbursing a loan. Incentivize quality loans. Use credit bureau and competitor data, when feasible in the local context. Ensure senior management and the board are aware of and concerned about the risk of over-indebtedness. Use the internal audit department to check that policies to prevent over-indebtedness are applied. Avoid dangerous commercial practices.

Standard 4b. Transparency Essential Practices Summary Fully disclose cost and non-cost information. Communicate proactively with clients in a way that clients can easily understand. Use a variety of disclosure mechanisms. Leave adequate time for client review and disclose information at multiple times. Provide accurate and timely account information.

Standard 4c. Fair and Respectful Treatment of Clients Essential Practices Summary Define in specific detail what you considers to be (in)appropriate debt collection practices. Align HR policies on recruitment and training with fair and responsible treatment of clients. In selection and treatment of clients, do not discriminate inappropriately against certain categories of clients. Expect in-house and third party collections employees to follow the same practices as the institution’s staff. Inform clients of their rights.

Standard 4d. Privacy of Client Data Essential Practices Summary Implement a privacy policy and appropriate technology systems. Informs clients about when and how their data is shared and gets their consent.

Standard 4e. Mechanisms for Complaints Resolution Essential Practices Summary Make clients aware of how to submit complaints. Train employees to handle complaints. Ensure the complaints resolution system is active and effective. Use client feedback to improve practices and products.

Interview with Gulshan Jumayeva of FINCA Azerbaijan PR Coordinator, FINCA Azerbaijan

1. Why did FINCA AZ decide to make improvements to its complaints mechanism? Engagement with the Smart Campaign Social mission of the organization--our goal is to provide quality services and treat clients well To deal with problems before they become unmanageable To get feedback on our products and services

2. How can clients make complaints/ ask questions? Hotline and office line calls Complaints books/suggestions and complaints boxes Client visits to the offices and official letters

3. What are the most common questions and complaints? Loan terms and conditions Loan types – individual and group loans Payment issues

4. Which employees deal with client questions and complaints? Initial steps - Client Service Representatives (CSR working within Marketing Department) CRM Coordinator and Marketing Manager Within the process of investigation and solution of the problem – Legal department, branch managers, Regional Operations Managers

5. What does FINCA AZ do with the complaints information collected from clients? Refer it to the relevant branch or responsible officer in accordance with the complaint category Inform client about the results in 3 days period

6. This is a financial investment—is it worth it, from a business perspective? Business case benefits: Increase in client loyalty when clients feel “heard” A chance to correct problems and retain dissatisfied clients Building a good reputation in the community A form of market research—clients give feedback on products and services, allowing us to make adjustments

Where to find more resources on Dimension 4 This presentation and audio recording: standards-implementation standards-implementation The Universal Standards Implementation Guide: Coming Soon! Universal Standards Resource Library: implementation-resources implementation-resources