A merchant bank based in Nicosia (Cyprus) is looking to buy up NPLs associated with medium- to large-sized Italian industrial companies operating in the steel industry.
We guarantee the highest degree of confidentiality and professionalism every step of the way, beginning with initial contact.

Key northern European company focused on the credit servicing of non-performing loans is conducting a search in Spain, Austria and Italy for one or more independent servicers with a high standing active in the non-performing loan and distressed debit market as both master and corporate servicing or special servicing. The plan is to acquire the majority of the share capital of the target company.

Contact person: J. Kowalski

Austrian financial services provider primarily specialized in non-performing secured loans in the real estate sector is considering becoming co-minority investor in a European private debt fund that invests directly or through other investment vehicles in listed or non-listed mini-bonds, warrant-linked or non-warrant-linked bonds, advances on the sale of receivables and other types of financial instruments covered by a guarantee. These instruments should be issued by small/medium enterprises with good stability or prospects for future growth in terms of cash flow as well as solid management.
Please contact F. Huber.

U.S. finance company specialized in deteriorated or non-liquid credit asset management is looking to assess bad banks or equivalent entities made up of mainly bank-derived non-performing loans for potential acquisition.
Only nominal asset values of 500 million U.S. or greater will be considered.
Interested parties matching the above-described criteria are invited to contact us.

We have been taken on to advise a specialized financial institute with its own servicer. We are looking for opportunities in Germany to purchase non-performing loans owed by either private subjects or companies. The financial institute is particularly interested in taking on packets of secured loans ranging from 50 to 500 million Euros that were not originally purchased at auction.
Secondarily, the institute is also potentially willing to purchase loans with deteriorated credit quality that derive from utility company services.