Increasing borrowing costs and refinancing challenges for debt purchasers is reducing demand and, consequently, underwriting returns for new portfolios sold has adjusted upwards.
Fitzroy Capital adopts a sophisticated and disciplined approach to investing in the European non-performing loan (NPL) market. Our strategy is built on a foundation of deep market knowledge, rigorous analysis, and a commitment to ethical investing.
Leveraging our extensive network and profound market insights, we meticulously analyze trends, risks, and opportunities in the European NPL landscape. This approach allows us to identify undervalued assets with significant upside potential.
We diversify our investment portfolio across various European markets and sectors. This strategy not only spreads risk but also allows us to capitalize on unique opportunities in different economic climates and regulatory environments.
Employing cutting-edge technology and data analytics, we enhance our decision-making process, improve operational efficiency, and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market.
We prioritize investments that not only yield high returns but also adhere to our strict ethical standards. We believe in creating a positive social impact, particularly in how we manage interactions with defaulted borrowers.
Our team actively manages NPL assets through hands-on involvement, leveraging our expertise to enhance value and expedite resolutions.
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