Intrum Justitia

Intrum Justitia is the leading European credit management service provider (CMS) with approximately 3,300 employees in 20 countries.

In E-Ident, Nets has developed an identification solution that provides a direct and secure way to identify and verify Norwegian and Danish users online and communicate with Intrum Justitia.

Intrum was founded in June 2017 and Intrum Justitia and Lindorff have established the market leader in European credit management services with more than 100,000 customers. Simplification and modernization of the IT infrastructure of all geographic locations and business units is an important part of Intrum integration. Intrum selected Fujitsu as its IT partner based on existing partnership with Lindorff outsourced IT infrastructure service. Fujitsu provides services to the service centered on human-centered approaches and global functions, ongoing strategic innovation, proven expertise in state-of-the-art automation, and integrated network edge and IoT technology management. By outsourcing IT infrastructure to Fujitsu, Intrum can flexibly upgrade as necessary. Intrum believes that an effective IT infrastructure is essential to accelerate global growth while reducing efficiency of ongoing IT maintenance while increasing efficiency

One of Europe's leading credit management services group Intrum signs Fujitsu global IT outsourcing contract

The European Commission approved the merger of Lindorff and Intrum Justitia in June. The condition is to sell part of the work in Northern Europe to comply with EU competition rules. According to the statement on the Intrum Web site, this transaction was completed in the second half of the month and a new organization called Intrum was created. Founded in 2015, Lowell is the result of the merger of the Lowell Group and the GFKL Group. This is supported by Private Equity Company Permira and Ontario Teacher Pension Plan, based in Leeds, England and Essen in Germany. After the recent acquisition, it is expected to be the second largest credit management service business in Europe. Mr. Lowell said the transaction is expected to be financed by a new debt and capital