Intrum Hellas: At 25.2 billion euros the loans under management

Intrum Hellas currently operates in the Greek market with loans under management of 25.2 billion euros, of which 27.0 billion are business loans, while the value of the properties under management, in which the company operates as a real estate servicer , amounts to 1 billion euros.

The company mentions the above on the occasion of two years of successful operation in the constantly growing Greek claims management market, “supporting, despite the difficult conditions, its borrowers, investors, people, as well as the Greek economy through specialized and long-term sustainable solutions “, as he notes.

Implementing the Intrum Group’s strategy to support the economies in which it operates, Intrum Hellas is an independent and strong claims management company that maintains a strategic partnership with Piraeus Bank, manages significant portfolios and is a leader in the restructuring of Greek companies included in them. company and adds in a relevant announcement:

“The company records strong financial performance according to the business planning of the Intrum Group and has emerged as the employer of choice with the creation of a dynamic team of 1,300 colleagues.

Within two years, Intrum Hellas:

It completed the largest number of securitizations in the Greek market amounting to over 16.5 billion euros through the “Hercules” program, contributing to the success of the program aimed at consolidating the banking system and stimulating the economy through the release of funds.

It owed its strategic partner Piraeus Bank € 1 billion in regulated loans, including € 300 million in business loans, restoring borrowers to a healthy business cycle and supporting sustainability and jobs in 2,100 medium-sized and large Greek companies.

It has implemented personalized arrangements and special measures to suspend the payment of installments of 2.4 billion euros, supporting companies and individuals affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

It supported the participation of about 10,700 borrowers with debts of about 1,210 million euros in the “Bridge” program, which facilitated the smooth repayment of debts by affected borrowers due to the pandemic.

Especially for businesses, Intrum Hellas plays a leading role in a series of complex restructurings of large and medium-sized enterprises, many of which with the entry of new investors, supporting their substantial restructuring and consolidation.

In order to assist the managed companies, in order to benefit from the NSRF programs, Intrum Hellas provides free immediate information and support at every step of the integration process in all available European and state subsidy and financing programs through a special help desk staffed with specialized staff and the use of special tools. Customers of Intrum Hellas with total debts of 734 million euros have already been identified as potential beneficiaries of subsidy programs to restart the activity. In addition, customer support from Intrum Hellas is expected to be expanded to cover future Recovery and Sustainability Fund programs.

For its employees, Intrum Hellas has emerged as the employer of choice, exceeding the expectations of the executives who participated in a pioneering project for the Greek data and attracting remarkable professionals and new talents in one of the most dynamic sectors of the Greek market.

In the annual internal employee satisfaction survey “My Voice 2021” the vast majority of employees evaluated the work experience at Intrum Hellas very positively as a large percentage would recommend the company as an employer to third parties and at the same time:
-95% state that they are particularly satisfied with the efficiency and the administrative approach of the company.

– The commitment ratio is 87 when the corresponding target percentage internationally for high-yield companies is 79.

In addition, according to the values ​​of the Intrum Group for the provision of equal development opportunities with meritocracy, as well as the institutionalization of corresponding policies:
-More than 50% of the management team of Intrum Hellas consists of women.

-In the staff of the company, women are represented in a percentage that exceeds 60%.

The recent agreement of the Management of Intrum Hellas with the Employees’ Association for the signing of the first Business Collective Bargaining Agreement (ERC) confirms the company’s commitment to the development of its people.

Mr. George Georgakopoulos, CEO of Intrum Greece, pointed out that “In our two years of operation in Greece, we have managed to play a leading role in the growing claims management market, actively supporting individuals and companies and contributing with our activity to the recovery of the Greek economy. Our performance exceeds the initial goals we set and reaffirm the importance of Greece as a strategic market for the Intrum Group “.