Mount Street to manage FIBR’s legacy loan portfolio

The specialist loan servicer and portfolio manager has grown fast but sees high demand from banks and investors to manage illiquid credit.

FIBR, the European digital bank previously known as Amsterdam Trade Bank (ATB), announced on Tuesday the appointment of Mount Street to manage its €211 million legacy shipping and trade and commodity finance portfolio.

This used to be ATB’s trademark lending specialty.

This transaction is a blueprint for regulated banks or insurance companies seeking to transform

Stephan Plagemann, Mount Street Group
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Now, as FIBR completes its digital transformation into a platform bank focused on small and medium-sized enterprises, it sees outsourcing to a third party as a good way to switch off high fixed-cost risk-management and loan-management systems for these old assets.

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