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El volumen de créditos impagados se eleva un 26% en el primer trimestre

The volume of outstanding claims in Spain increased by 26% in the first quarter of 2010 versus the same period last year, according to the barometer that makes the Swedish multinational Intrum Justitia. However, the statistic includes both new cases of default as those who continue in the departments of management and still have not recovered.

For those who prefer to see the glass half full, Intrum Justitia notes that, among consumers, the recovery during the first 90 days of unpaid assessments has improved by 66% compared the previous quarter. That is, consumers pay late but at least, pay their debts. "We hope to continue this trend as consumer confidence continues to improve," said Luis Salvaterra, director general in Spain of the Swedish company. Instead, Intrum Justitia warning 'payment behavior among companies presented a negative change from the trend of improvement in recent quarters. "

Thus, recovery of unpaid fees decreased by 34% in the first quarter over the past three months the previous year. To make this barometer, taken as a reference Intrum Justitia transactions between business and consumer companies in sectors such as mobile telephony, internet, electricity, gas and automotive. On the other hand, the Swedish multinational warning performing loans increased from 2008 to 2010 was 134%.

The consumer confidence index rose 0.8 points in June from the previous month, up 65.9 points, according to the indicator compiled by the Official Credit Institute (ICO). However, the partial index of expectations fell 1.1 points in June.

Source: Cinco Días