ARM Industry Index Sees Slight Surge in Latest Reading

The Kaulkin Ginsberg Index (KGI), the leading indicator of economic conditions affecting the accounts receivable management (ARM) industry, has increased 0.2% to 1457.0. The increase is attributed to slight positive movements in four of the index’s seven variables. Overall, the KGI remains up 13.5% year over year and slightly under its all-time high of 1472.7.

“The index continues to reflect excellent overall economic conditions for the ARM Industry,” said Paul Legrady, Director of Kaulkin Ginsberg’s Research Group.

The KGI is a product of Kaulkin Ginsberg's Research Group, which provides industry-specific publications and custom research services to the ARM industry. For more information about the Kaulkin Ginsberg Index, see www.kaulkin.com/research/kgi or call Paul Legrady, Director of Kaulkin Ginsberg's Research Group, at 301-907-0840 ext. 104.

Kaulkin Ginsberg is the parent company of CollectionIndustry.com.

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