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News27 June 2016“The British decision to leave the European Union brings instability and might be a losing game for nearly everyone in Europe”, says Andreas Aumüller, President of the Federation of European National Collection Associations (FENCA). “The Brexit will increase the costs of trade and very likely, the European single market will face a slowdown in growth. In the midterm the number of company insolvencies could rise. Payment defaults and credit losses might cause domino effects which could take a toll on other markets. Especially in times of financial distress and economic crisis businesses and consumers need certainty and predictability. The Brexit brings the opposite. FENCA as a European trade association hopes that there will always be a door open for an ongoing cooperation between the UK and the EU.” -
News15 February 2016Attracting over 250 participants from 24 countries in 2015, this must-attend event for businesses actively buying, selling, financing, servicing and advising on Non-Performing Loan & Distressed Debt transactions, once again brings together key market players from all over Europe. -
News12 January 2016FENCA welcomes that a political agreement was found on the Data Protection Regulation on 15th December 2015 and expresses its readiness to work with the European and national institutions on their implementation. -
News20 October 2015This year FENCA invited collection experts and decision-makers to the Swedish capital of Stockholm to discuss controversial topics concerning the worldwide debt collection industry at its annual Congress. -
News15 September 2015The final booking phase for the European Collection Congress 2015 is under way. FENCA looks forward to an exciting event from 15th to 17th October in the Swedish capital of Stockholm. About 180 collection experts and decision-makers from all over the world have already confirmed their participation. -
News03 July 2015Delegates from national FENCA member associations came together in Brussels to discuss several topics that are of vital importance for the collection business in Europe at the moment. Dr. Andreas Bücker, Senior Advisor on European Affairs, updated the presidents and delegates from 11 different FENCA member countries about the latest developments on FENCA related EU-topics. -
News16 June 2015We cordially invite you to the next FENCA Congress from 15 to 17 October 2015 at Hilton Stockholm Slussen in Sweden. Since 1994 the FENCA Congress brings together the collection industry, credit management companies, stakeholders as well as political and business representatives from all over Europe, the Americas and Asia. Participate in the leading international network for debt collection and register today!
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News06 June 2015Mr. van der Vaeren, what are the main challenges for ABR-BVI in the year 2015?
1. Get the legislator to understand that additional support for our profession would be good for the economy (investment & growth need good payers, and paying well is encouraged by debt collectors both in prevention and after a claim); good for settling more claims out of courts (where courts are expensive for the government). -
News02 February 2015The scenic landscape around the inviting Radisson Blu Resort & Spa in Dubrovnik, located directly at the coast of the Adriatic Sea, provided an exceptional ambience for this event. FENCA gathered more than 135 participants from almost 30 EU and non-EU countries. Even attendees from the USA, Tunisia, Egypt, Turkey and Dubai followed our invitation to meet their European colleagues. Some of them already met at a Welcome BBQ on Wednesday evening to talk with old and new acquaintances from the industry in a nice and relaxed atmosphere.