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KBC Bank Ireland accomplishes sale of EUR 1.1 billion of non-performing Irish loans to US investment manager

KBC Bank Ireland conversed with consumers whose loans were encompassed in the sale previously to inform them of the shifting of loans

Sakshi K S by Sakshi K S
February 8, 2022
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KBC Bank Ireland accomplishes sale of EUR 1.1 billion of non-performing Irish loans to US investment manager

KBC Bank Ireland accomplishes sale of EUR 1.1 billion of non-performing Irish loans to US investment manager

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KBC Bank (Ireland) has concluded the sale of its approximately EUR 1.1 billion (USD 1.26 billion) of non-performing Irish loans to an American-headquartered investment manager in an additional step towards its withdrawal from the Irish market.

KBC Bank sold the mortgages to CarVal Investors. Following the agreement, Pepper Finance will manage the loan portfolio.

KBC Bank first arranged the transaction deal at the dusk of August 2021.

The sale comprises an amalgamation of buy-to-let, home, and non-mortgage loans.

KBC Bank Ireland conversed with consumers whose loans were encompassed in the sale previously to inform them their loans were being shifted, as per a statement from KBC Bank.

The bank stated that there would be no instant reformations for consumers.

KBC indicated that affected consumers would continue to possess the same legal and regulatory fortifications (for example, within the Consumer Protection Code (CPC) and the Code of Conduct on Mortgage Arrears (CCMA) after the sale.

KBC Bank first made the declaration of the deal in August 2021.

CarVal Investors possesses around USD 11 billion in assets under management in corporate securities, structured credit, loan portfolios, and complex investments.

Australian-headquartered Pepper Finance arrived into the Irish market in 2012 after purchasing GE Capital Woodchester Home Loans. It encompassed approximately 3,500 Irish mortgage accounts, with more than EUR 600 million (USD 685.15 million) in receivables.

At the time, Pepper Finance also presumed accountability for examining GE Capital’s Irish portfolio of private small enterprise and automobile loans.

Bank of Ireland is estimated to take over KBC Bank’s approximate EUR 9 billion (USD 10.28 billion) portfolio of execution loans after the two authenticated a deal in April 2021.

Chief Executive of the Belgian banking group’s Irish arm, Ales Blazek, told an Oireachtas committee that the transfer must happen in Q4 2022, awaiting the estimated conclusion of a Competition and Consumer Protection Commission investigation in H1 of 2022.

The loss comprises a one-off diminishing charge of EUR 170 million (USD 194.12 million) and EUR 81 million (USD 92.49 million) in staff expenditure.

Chief Executive of KBC Group, Johan Thijs, stated in August 2021 that the sale allows the bank to clean up its portfolio of heirloom loans and further inhibit its non-performing loans ratio.

KBC Bank Ireland stated that the sold portfolio signifies considerably all of its remainder non-performing mortgage loan portfolio.

The bank, which entered the Irish market in 1978 by taking over Irish Intercontinental Bank (IIB), was obligated to inoculate EUR 1.4 billion (USD 1.60 billion) into the unit during the monetary crisis to keep it immersed as loan losses ascended. Instead, it has merely managed to claw back a little more than EUR 400 million of the rescue finances.

About KBC Bank

The Central Bank of Ireland controls KBC Bank Ireland Plc. Established in 1973, the bank facilitates innovative, digital-first monetary products and services fabricated according to the customers’ lives and the manner of promoting their businesses.

The bank challenges the status quo and puts its consumers at the heart of everything it does. It translates to embracing its role as corporate individuals build a sustainable future for everybody, one connection at a time.

With centres in Cork, Dublin, Limerick, Galway, Kildare, Waterford, and Wicklow, and one of the best mobile banking applications in Europe, customers can connect with KBC Bank from anywhere online portals and in physical reality.

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