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Siv Hjellegjerde Martinsen, Managing Director Intrum Scandinavia, and Tommi Sova, Managing Director Intrum Finland, share their reflections of the findings from our newly launched Nordic Debt Collection Analysis 2022.
Love isn’t cheap, but are some people taking on more debt than they can handle for the sake of romance?
Intrum experts last month met with members of the European Commission to present the latest findings from the annual European Consumer Payment Report. The meeting focused on the organisations’ joint interest in understanding Europeans’ financial lives and wellbeing.
On January 24, UNESCO’s International Day of Education 2022 aims to put a new social contract in education in motion – one that generates debate around transformations needed to build more equitable and inclusive education systems. At Intrum, we often see the results of poor financial education and the devastating effect it can have on wellbeing.
For Kajsa Stenström, a EU lobbyist in Brussels, meetings at EU institutions are a part of everyday life. However, the advocacy work commences even before new bills are presented. Establishing a discussion on an issue is the first step.
Intrum’s client satisfaction has risen for the third year in a row, according to a survey of 2,000 businesses across 23 countries. An advanced client portal and increasing range of digital solutions complement our in-depth industry knowledge and trademark excellence in customer service.
Our graduate program provides a challenging and rewarding experience where trainees spend 12 months in an evolving international business.
Anna Zabrodzka, Senior Economist at Intrum, shares her reflections on the latest movements in the European economies.
Intrum's President and CEO Anders Engdahl shares his reflections of the results from our newly launched European Consumer Payment Report 2021.
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