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Notes<br />

NOTE 24: Accrued expenses and<br />

prepaid income<br />

Group Parent Company<br />

SEK M 2015 2014 2015 2014<br />

Accrued social security<br />

expenses<br />

70 75 19 18<br />

Accrued vacation pay 110 107 10 10<br />

Accrued bonus cost 157 150 34 40<br />

Prepaid subscription revenues<br />

39 40 – –<br />

Provisions for losses on payment<br />

guarantees<br />

3 39 – –<br />

Accrued interest 6 45 5 44<br />

Provision for expenses<br />

to pay to bailiffs in the Netherlands<br />

20 36 – –<br />

Other accrued expenses 293 297 47 22<br />

Total 698 789 115 134<br />

NOTE 25: Pledged assets, contingent assets<br />

and contingent liabilities<br />

Group<br />

Parent Company<br />

SEK M 2015 2014 2015 2014<br />

Pledged assets<br />

Deposits 2 3 – –<br />

Restricted bank accounts 17 29 2 7<br />

Total 19 32 2 7<br />

Contingent assets None None None None<br />

Contingent liabilities<br />

Payment guarantees 230 1,961 – –<br />

Total 230 1,961 0 0<br />

Pledged assets<br />

Refers to deposits and restricted bank balances that can be claimed by<br />

clients, suppliers or authorities in the event that Intrum Justitia were not<br />

to meet its contractual obligations.<br />

Payment guarantees<br />

The Group offers services whereby clients, against payment, obtain a<br />

guarantee from Intrum Justitia regarding the clients’ receivables from<br />

their customers. This entails a risk being incurred that Intrum Justitia<br />

must compensate the customer for the guaranteed amount in the event<br />

that the invoices are not paid on time. In those cases where the guarantee<br />

comes into play, Intrum Justitia assumes the client’s claim against<br />

its customer and takes over the continued handling of the case within<br />

the Purchased Debt area of operations. The total guarantee at year-end<br />

amounted to SEK 230 M (1,961), of which receivables overdue by more<br />

than 30 days amounted to SEK 99 M (63). The change compared to<br />

previous year is attributable to changed volumes. Intrum Justitia’s risk<br />

in this business is managed through strict credit limits and analyses of<br />

card applicants’ credit status. As of year-end Intrum Justitia had allocated<br />

SEK 3 M (22) in the balance sheet to cover payments that may<br />

arise due to the guarantee.<br />

Other<br />

When Intrum Justitia acquired the Dutch subsidiary Buckaroo BV in<br />

2012, a potential additional purchase consideration for the sellers was<br />

agreed upon, to be paid out based on the achieved earnings in the company<br />

for the years 2012–2014. Additional purchase consideration has<br />

only partly been paid out. One of the sellers sued Intrum Justitia and a<br />

few of its employees in 2015, demanding further payments of additional<br />

purchase consideration. The demand is explained by an allegation<br />

that Intrum Justitia’s behavior would have induced lower than expected<br />

earnings in Buckaroo, and thereby a lower additional purchase consideration.<br />

Intrum Justitia contests all demands and has not posted any<br />

accrual or provision for this dispute.<br />

The Group is otherwise involved in legal actions in the normal<br />

course of business. In the opinion of the Board, none of these disputes<br />

are expected to give rise to any significant cost.<br />

NOTE 26: Average number of employees<br />

of which the Parent<br />

Group<br />

Company<br />

2015 2014 2015 2014<br />

MEN WOMEN MEN WOMEN MENWOMEN MEN WOMEN<br />

Austria 13 25 13 25 – – – –<br />

Belgium 44 52 44 47 – – – –<br />

Czech<br />

Republic<br />

36 55 52 37 – – – –<br />

Denmark 32 68 20 43 – – – –<br />

Estonia 6 27 6 26 – – – –<br />

Finland 83 333 101 285 – – – –<br />

France 177 484 173 469 – – – –<br />

Germany 41 95 45 95 – – – –<br />

Hungary 61 140 51 115 – – – –<br />

Ireland 23 40 18 44 – – – –<br />

Italy 35 87 50 100 – – – –<br />

Latvia 83 27 85 29 – – – –<br />

Luxembourg 1 1 2 0 – – – –<br />

Mauritius 6 13 0 0 – – – –<br />

Netherlands 146 100 153 111 – – – –<br />

Norway 43 65 41 66 – – – –<br />

Poland 112 185 129 220 – – – –<br />

Portugal 29 64 22 59 – – – –<br />

Slovakia 27 53 25 42 – – – –<br />

Spain 59 211 64 228 – – – –<br />

Sweden 162 261 166 277 37 17 35 18<br />

Switzerland 124 116 114 108 – – – –<br />

UK 0 1 0 1 – – – –<br />

Total 1,343 2,503 1,374 2,427 37 17 35 18<br />

3,846 3,801 54 53<br />

Of the Group’s employees 28 percent are younger than 30 years old, 34<br />

percent are 30–39 years, 23 percent are 40–49 years and 15 percent are<br />

50 years or older.<br />

2015 2014<br />

Men Women Men Women<br />

Gender distribution<br />

of senior executives<br />

Board of Directors 5 4 5 2<br />

Group Management Team 8 1 8 1<br />

Country Managers 18 2 13 3<br />

Board members in subsidiaries<br />

(percent)<br />

89 11 95 5<br />

Six members of the Group Management Team are employees of the<br />

Parent Company. There is no special management team for the Parent<br />

Company.<br />

Intrum Justitia Annual Report 2015<br />

67

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