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RateSetter Sells Non-Performing Debt

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EuropeNews RoundupOnline Lending
·Dec. 21, 2016·1 min read

RateSetter has sold non-performing debt to debt purchaser 1st Credit; source says the sale was for 2.1 million British pounds ($2.6 million) of non-performing loans originated between 2010 and 2015; the sale goes beyond the company’s standard plans for default collection and coverage which include support from one of the industry’s most well-known provision funds; the RateSetter Provision Fund promises to cover defaults for borrowers and is valued at approximately 22 million British pounds ($27.2 million); with expected losses of approximately 19 million British pounds ($23.5 million) it currently has a coverage ratio of 118%.  Source

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