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News15 June 2017Fresh feelings to the summer – with FENCA!
FENCA is presenting itself in a new, modern and fresh design. -
News03 May 2017FENCA network is growing!
France Contentieux recently joined FENCA. -
News01 May 2017FENCA Members Meetin in Berlin!
In Spring 2017, FENCA’s Board of Directors called in an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) to present a roadmap for the development of a pan-European Code of Conduct for GDPR to its members. -
Federation News07 February 2017In a recent interview with Italian "Credit Village Magazine" FENCA president Erwin Falkner stressed the need for a a pan-European Code of Conduct for his industry -
News23 November 2016The Council of FECMA elected Josef Busuttil, Director General of MACM, as President of FECMA on Friday, 18 November -
News23 November 2016Developing a Pan-European Code of Conduct for the Debt Collection Industry
The Federation of European National Collection Associations (FENCA), representing the interests if the European debt collection sector, is seeking legal consultancy for the development of a pan-European Code of Conduct for the entire debt collection sector in the European Union and the EEA countries. -
News27 September 2016Erwin Falkner holds a diploma in business law with a specialization in international law from the University for Business and Management in Essen. He is a native Austrian, owner and managing director of the collection company VYNTO GmbH & Co. KG in Germany and managing director of the collection service company DCG Portal B.V. in the Netherlands. He has over 23 years of experience in leading companies and associations in the debt collection and credit industry. Since 1963, his company has been a member of BDIU, the national German collection association.
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Federation News22 September 2016V?ra Jourová, European Commissioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality, sends FENCA a video message for its World Congress on 22nd September 2016 in Berlin. -
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.”