2020-09-22
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Resurs Bank Partners with Alektum Group’s Initiative Shop Lagom
Today marks the beginning of a new era for our initiative Shop Lagom as the Nordic niche bank Resurs is…
2020-09-22
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New Funding Will Support Further Expansion and Accelerate Growth
We are excited to announce an agreement with Proventus Capital Partners IV that has provided us with a second lien loan of SEK 900 million. Funding that will enable us to capitalise on our position…
2020-07-02
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“Alektum Group is the right partner for us”
It’s fair to say that COVID-19 has come in and turned businesses as well as people’s lives upside down. During the past months, this pandemic state has become the new “normal” and something that we…
2020-05-19
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Peter Sjunnesson Named New Chairman of the Board of Alektum Group
With a long and solid experience from the fintech and debt collection industry, Peter Sjunnesson takes the role of chairman of the board of debt collection company Alektum Group. He succeeds the owner Tommy Gustavsson,…
2020-03-16
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Our actions due to the COVID-19 virus outbreak
We monitor the situation on each of our markets continuously and respond to each new development accordingly. Our main priority at this stage is to reduce the potential risk of contamination and spreading of the…
2019-01-02
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Alektum Group Acquires Credit Management Company in Belgium
Alektum Group has acquired the Belgian division of Vesting Finance, a credit management company and subsidiary of Arrow Global Group PLC. The acquisition was effective 31 December 2018. The agreement will contribute to a significant…
2019-12-18
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Alektum Group to provide Qliro with debt collection services in Norway
The cooperation between Alektum Group and Qliro has been expanded to include Qliro’s entire debt collection in Denmark and Norway. The signed agreement comprehends continuously purchasing claims on a forward flow basis in both countries….
2019-12-18
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Quality is more important than growth
The growth company, Alektum Group, aims at a turnover of SEK 1.1 billion in 2019. The ambition is high but the company is, according to Mats Augurell, CEO of Alektum Group, well equipped for the future. – Digitisation affects all industries and we see that our financial solutions are increasingly…
2020-02-18
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New initiative wants to inspire healthy and sustainable shopping habits and minimise over-indebtedness
Debt collection company Alektum Group is today launching Shop Lagom, an initiative set to inspire consumers to adjust their consumption…
2020-02-18
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Alektum Group continues to develop its Decision Support area by acquiring Itesco AB
Alektum Group has acquired Itesco AB, a market leader in targeting and market information services. The acquisition was effective 2…
About Alektum Group
Alektum Group is a Swedish, family-owned debt collection company founded in 1992. Our mission is to help businesses from all over Europe to reach their full potential and achieve sustainable cash-flow.
We actively work with our customers to lower the risk of over-indebtedness. Through our knowledge, dedication and deeply rooted values, we aim to contribute to a healthier society. A society where everyone has the opportunity to maintain balanced personal finances and companies can rely on getting paid.
We currently operate in 16 countries, with more than 650 employees and a turnover exceeding 130 million EUR.
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We are present in 16 markets across Europe. And with one system and a single contact person for all countries, we can simplify your cross-border business.
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Corporate Social Responsibility
In today’s society it’s getting increasingly difficult for people to maintain balanced personal finances. We see a trend that more people are over-consuming, that is, spending more than they can actually afford, leading to unsustainable situations.