The European Payment Report describes the impact late payment has on the development and growth among European enterprises.
The European Consumer Payment Report provides insights to European consumers' views on their economic outlook, and is thus a barometer on the economic whereabouts of Europe from the consumer's perspective.
A series of sector-specific white papers, with in-depth commentary on the challenges facing today's businesses and their customers in today’s economic environment.
Intrum’s Economy in Focus aims to provide brief, concise, and comprehensive coverage of ongoing macroeconomic trends, featuring expert commentary from our Senior Economist Anna Zabrodzka-Averianov.
The Intrum Financial Wellbeing Barometer aims to provide a holistic perspective on how consumers across 24 European countries are managing their personal finances, ranking from 1 (top) to 24 (bottom).
In our report Nordic Debt Collection Analysis, we provide an economic view of the Nordic countries, seen from the debt collection perspective. The analysis is mainly based on Intrum’s vast debt collection data from the region, analysed in a macroeconomic context.
Economic differences across Europe are reflected in non-performing loan volumes, with southern Europe harder hit than the north. However, banks may still be vulnerable to new waves of NPLs.
Since European non-performing loans peaked at EUR 1.2 trillion in 2015, banks and regulators have worked hard to reduce the burden. However, the pandemic led to a rise in lending and a need to redouble efforts.
Being confronted by unsolved debts can be both stressful and challenging. Ophelos is simplifying the situation with an AI-driven digital platform that grants customers a stronger sense of control and creditors with a deeper level of insight. Intrum is delighted to announce the finalisation of the acquisition of Ophelos, the next step in creating the industry’s best operating platform.
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