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Founded in the UK in 2004, Lowell is one of Europe's largest credit management service providers. The company's core business involves purchasing non-performing loans from banks and other creditors and then working with consumers to manage their outstanding financial commitments. Lowell's stated mission is to "make credit work better for all" by engaging with customers in an ethical and fair manner to find affordable and sustainable repayment solutions. The company has grown significantly through strategic acquisitions, including the German-based GFKL and the Scandinavian-based Intrum, expanding its presence across several key European markets.

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Lowell

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