Intrum: solvency improved in the third quarter and then began to deteriorate again
The average value of the Intrum Solvency Index (IFI) was 38.1 in the third quarter, which is significantly lower than the 52-point value measured in the same period of last year, but an improvement on the 37.1-point value measured at the end of the second quarter, especially at the April peak of the pandemic when 18.9 points was measured.
From the end of July, however, the solvency of the population fell again, standing at 35.8 points by the end of September.
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