Phil Karametos, Author at NPL Confidential

Intrum resolves on a directed issue of approximately SEK 500 million as part of the directed issue of approximately SEK 1.5 billion

8 July 2026 Phil Karametos

On 7 May 2026, Intrum AB (publ) (“Intrum” or the “Company”) announced an approximately SEK 7.5 billion fully guaranteed capital raise

The Next Steps Following the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Katseli Loans

8 July 2026 Phil Karametos

Banks and loan servicers are beginning to send letters and/or electronic notifications to 100,000 borrowers who have enrolled in and have an active

Why are Mezz stocks under pressure?

6 July 2026 Phil Karametos

A second round of pressure on Mezz stocks has been caused by the government’s legislative intervention in favor of borrowers under the Katseli Law, following

IMF Identifies Key Obstacles Holding Back Greece’s Foreclosure Auctions

3 July 2026 Phil Karametos

The low success rate of electronic foreclosure auctions in Greece is not driven solely by weak demand

Foreclosures: Nearly 300,000 Properties Stuck in the Pipeline as Buyers Stay Away

3 July 2026 Phil Karametos

Pressure is mounting for more efficient disposal mechanisms and stronger investor demand

Intrum’s rights issue oversubscribed

1 July 2026 Phil Karametos

The subscription period in Intrum AB’s (publ) (“Intrum” or the “Company”) fully guaranteed rights issue ended on 29 June 2026.

“Bomb” of overdue debts to the Tax Office and EFKA. Non-performing loans are declining

1 July 2026 Phil Karametos

The debts of individuals and businesses to the State remain on an upward trajectory, with tax and social security contributions being the main source of non-performing

Qualco Bets on AI to Drive Growth, Expands into Asia and Reaffirms 2026 Guidance

1 July 2026 Phil Karametos

Artificial Intelligence is emerging as the key growth engine for Qualco, with the group’s management expressing confidence that the large-scale integration of AI

New Katseli Law Loan Rules Hit Securitisation Cash Flows, Pressure Mezzanine Notes

30 June 2026 Phil Karametos

The Greek government’s new legislation implementing the Supreme Court’s ruling on loans restructured under the Katseli Law is expected to have implications