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Kathrine participated to Intrum's Next Generation Program 2019/2020 as an Analyst graduate in Norway. She was offered a permanent role at Intrum Norway after completing the program.
In the wake of the pandemic, consumers experience falling incomes and a further decline in their financial wellbeing.
Our graduate program provides a challenging and rewarding experience where graduates spend 12 months in an evolving international business.
Torben Friis Serritzlev works as a Key Account Manager at Intrum’s office in Denmark, where he is responsible for some of the company’s largest local clients, including SATS, the Nordic region’s leading fitness chain.
A growing interest in sustainability indicates that many Europeans intend to spend less on Christmas gifts this year. However, close to a fifth (18 per cent) say they will spend more money than they can afford in an effort to be ‘green’ consumers.
The Intrum Financial Wellbeing Barometer – now in its second year – compares and tracks the financial health of consumers across 24 European countries. Despite ongoing constraints to economic activity in Germany due to Covid-19, the country has held on to the top ranking in this year’s Barometer.
President and CEO Anders Engdahl shares his reflections of the results from our newly launched European Consumer Payment Report 2020.
The European Consumer Payment Report (ECPR) 2020 outline the financial impact of Covid-19 on private households in 24 European countries. This year's results shows that the pandemic has had a serious impact on consumer finances.
Card and mobile app payments are becoming widespread, but Intrum’s latest survey of 10,000 companies finds varying views about the likelihood of a cashless society across European countries.
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