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Macroeconomic factors continue to challenge Europe’s businesses – many of which are already weakened by the pandemic. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, combined with inflation and rising interest rates, mean the environment remains uncertain.
The European Payment Report 2022 outlines how the challenging economic climate has impacted the stability and growth of 11,000+ businesses in 29 European countries. This year's findings illustrate how companies are reacting to uncertainty, managing growth plans, and striving for ESG compliance.
The trend towards more sustainable consumption continued in 2021, according to Intrum’s annual European Consumer Payment Report. As we mark World Environment Day, it seems businesses increasingly need to demonstrate their ethical credentials to thrive.
Expected increases to household costs are putting extra pressure on already stretched parents. As we celebrate the International Day of Families 2022, we look at how families are doing their best to prepare for a stronger financial future.
My first full year as CEO of Intrum has been an interesting, challenging and highly stimulating one. The pandemic continued to cause uncertainty and meant we could not do things the way we used to. At Intrum, we took on this challenge together, with a commitment and determination that has left a lasting impression on me.
Today we publish the Annual and Sustainability Report for 2021. Over the year, our focus has been on transformation through ONE Intrum and organic growth.
As Global Money Week encourages young people to build their future and be smart about money, we consider where young consumers are turning for trusted financial information and what they are teaching their older peers about the power of financial decisions.
The 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).
While the pandemic has encouraged people to think about financial literacy, as Global Money Week gets underway, research shows consumers may not be as competent as they believe – and they could be passing poor information to younger people.
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