11.11.2024
Sustainability strategy pillar 1: Enabling sustainable payments
Enabling sustainable payments is a core part of Intrum’s role in the financial ecosystem. By supporting responsible payment flows, applying ethical standards and helping individuals and businesses manage financial obligations, Intrum contributes to a well-functioning and sustainable economy.
We support individuals on the path to financial freedom
Intrum supports individuals in managing and resolving debt in a way that is respectful and adapted to their circumstances. Each situation is different, and a consistent focus on empathy and responsible treatment is central to achieving sustainable outcomes over time.
Through structured processes and customer-focused approaches, Intrum aims to support long-term financial stability.
Sound finances for our clients
Helping companies secure payment for the goods and services they provide is central to Intrum’s operations. Through credit management solutions, Intrum supports clients in maintaining healthy cash flow and reducing financial risk.
By combining data, technology and local expertise, Intrum delivers efficient and responsible solutions that create value for clients.
Promoting financial knowledge to combat over-indebtedness
Intrum contributes to preventing financial distress by sharing its expertise and promoting responsible financial behaviour. Through knowledge-sharing initiatives, including Spendido, Intrum supports individuals in better understanding their financial situation and making informed decisions.
By raising awareness of financial challenges and encouraging sustainable financial practices, Intrum aims to support long-term financial resilience.
Real stories from our employees
Intrum is in contact with customers every day, helping them to fulfil their financial obligations. The company strives to understand each individual situation – supporting customers in resolving their debt and reintegrating into the financial system.
Through this work, Intrum helps millions of individuals move forward from debt.