According to the company’s general director Oleg Lagutkin, the volume of early delay up to 30 days in April increased by 32.5% and approached 4 billion rubles.
“It should be noted that such an amount of early delay is not something critical for the industry as a whole - a similar volume was met, for example, in September last year, and in the following months the volume stabilized at 2.5 billion rubles,” RIA Novosti told expert.
In January, it was reported that the number of bankruptcies of citizens in Russia in 2019 increased by almost 57%. According to experts, in 2019, 69 thousand Russians were declared insolvent.
According to the United Credit Bureau, the total number of potential bankrupts reached 1.15 million.