APS and EBRD Buy EUR400M Worth of NPLs in Romania from Piraeus Bank
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and APS, a leading non-performing loan (NPL) management firm in Europe, are jointly investing in a funded participation concerning a portfolio of around 2,000 sub-performing and non-performing loans in Romania sold by Piraeus Bank. The total portfolio size, which includes unsecured loans and loans secured with real estate collateral in Romania, is approximately €400 million.
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