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Buying and Selling Debt

A debt purchaser acquires debts with the intent to pursue collection themselves, rather than seeking payments for debts owned by other entities. This process offers creditors the advantages of immediate financial recovery and disengagement from further collection efforts, streamlining their operations.

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The Liquidation Threshold: A Guide to Selling Charge-Offs

The Liquidation Threshold An Expert Intelligence Briefing The Creditor’s Dilemma: Workout vs. Sale Deciding when to sell a charged-off portfolio versus pursuing internal recovery can make or break profitability. To provide clarity, we posed a central question to our network of industry principals: “What is the most critical data signal to sell a charged-off portfolio […]

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First-Time Debt Buyers: Read This Protocol First

When it comes to buying debt, it is crucial to be prepared. If you do not know what to do, you are likely to make mistakes that will end up costing you a fortune. The good news is that this ultimate guide to buying debt will equip you with all the information you need to

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Why Delaying Debt Sales Costs 15% | 2026 Capital Velocity

The Cost of Delay: Why Waiting to Sell is a Balance Sheet Failure Why Creditors Delay Selling—and Why It Usually Costs Them 15% By Jeffery Hartman | 22nd December 2025 | Capital Markets Intelligence Institutional Summary: The Holding Tax Era In the 2026 liquidity landscape, delay is a quantifiable expense. Most creditors treat portfolio sales

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