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PQH sells €1bn impaired loans portfolio to Intrum Hellas

PQH, the liquidator for bad banks in Greece, has signed a deal to sell a €1 Bn portfolio of unsecured impaired loans to loan servicer Intrum Hellas. The deal was agreed at a price of €71.1 Mn, meaning PQH will receive 7% of the outstanding principal.

The portfolio comprises unsecured retail and small business soured loans. Morgan Stanley advised PQH on the deal.

Intrum Hellas was created last month as a joint venture of Greek lender Piraeus Bank and Swedish loan servicer Intrum. It is the biggest independent servicer of non-performing loans and real estate assets in the Greek market, managing Piraeus Bank’s €26 Bn of non-performing exposures (NPEs), while Greece’s other 18 licensed credit servicers were handling a total of €17.5 Bn of non-performing loans as of June 2019.

Original Story: Ekathimerini | Author: News 
Photo: Intrum site
Edition: Prime Yield

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