Concern among AMF customers ahead of Intrum bankruptcy

Published 13 March 2024 at 10.31

Economy. The news about debt collection giant Intrum's expected payment problems later this year has worried savers at the S-rated pension giant AMF, which is a major shareholder in Intrum.

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“I have two million with AMF Pension. What happens to that money if Intrum Justitia prices?” writes a user on social media.

However, AMF's customers do not have to count on any erasure of their pension money.

Of Intrum's market capitalization of approx. 3 billion, AMF owns 7.5 percent, i.e. 250 million.

Traditional management at AMF today amounts to approximately SEK 500 billion, which means that the share made up of Intrum shares amounts to only 0.05 percent of the capital under management.

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