06 Nov Our participation in CVDAY 2025: Paolo Zago speaker at the round table on NPE Secured
We are pleased to announce that our General Manager, Paolo Zago, will participate as a speaker at Credit Village CVDAY 2025, scheduled for November 14 at the Italian Stock Exchange.
05 Nov Héra Partecipazioni One at the NPL&UTP 2025 Congress: collaboration and innovation for a more sustainable ecosystem
On October 29, 2025, we participated as a sponsor in the NPL&UTP 2025 Congress, promoted by Alma Iura, one of the leading events for the non-performing loan sector in Italy.
18 Apr Hera Partecipazioni One completes acquisition of two NPL loans from Bank Sparkasse
Héra Partecipazioni One has completed the acquisition of two NPL loans from Bank Sparkasse, Savings Bank of Bolzano.
19 Feb Héra takes part in Npl Days Italy
Héra Partecipazioni One took part last Thursday in the fifth edition of the NPL DAYS ITALIA event organized by DDTALKS at the Excelsior Hotel Gallia in Milan.21 Feb Abi-Cerved, leap forward in the credit deterioration rate in 2023
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“Extreme economic uncertainty and negative expectations lead to a first increase in 2023 in the credit deterioration rate since 2012”. This is what emerges from the latest Abi-Cerved Outlook on non-performing loans for companies
28 Sep HÉRA HOLDING DONATES NEW COMPUTERS TO A HIGH SCHOOL NEAR MILANO
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A new multimedia classroom for the Manzoni high school in Erba. The classroom, intended for the IT lessons of the school's students, was equipped with new computers that Héra Holding had the pleasure of giving.
28 Sep NPL, WHICH PERFORMANCE IN 2022?
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The unstable global economic trend and the decision of central banks to raise interest rates to stem inflation could represent a short and medium-term risk for the performance of NPL operations.
22 Jun EY: Npe, Italian stock expected to rise up to 402 billion in 2024
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The Italian stock of NPE is destined to increase dramatically in the next two years, going from 330 billion in 2021 to 369 billion in 2022, up to 402 billion in 2024.