Banks
Special assets, without the servicing operation.
Move distressed portfolios off the balance sheet, or hand us the bankruptcy accounts.
Sell the portfolio, or keep it and hand us the bankruptcies.
Move distressed portfolios off the balance sheet
Sell performing, delinquent, charged-off, or bankruptcy consumer receivables outright, or set up a forward-flow program instead of saving them up for periodic bulk sales.
Portfolio Sales & AcquisitionsService the bankruptcy accounts you keep
Hand the bankruptcy receivables to a team that does only this: proof-of-claim filing, plan monitoring, and discharge handling. Your special-assets team does not have to manage unfamiliar bankruptcy filings.
Bankruptcy ServicingBuilt for the special-assets desk.
Discretion is the point. The process stays confidential from first valuation through settlement.
- Bankruptcy receivables serviced from intake to discharge
- One-time portfolio sales or recurring forward-flow
- A valuation based on current demand before you take anything to market
- SOC 2 Type II audited servicing operation
What kinds of portfolios do you take off the balance sheet?
Distressed, non-performing, charged-off, and bankruptcy consumer receivables, sold outright or through a forward-flow program built around your balance-sheet objectives.
Do you buy the portfolio directly, or broker the sale?
Both. Tribute buys portfolios directly when they fit, and runs competitive sales to our institutional buyer network. You are never obligated to sell to Tribute. If the market beats our offer, you take the market.
Will the transaction stay confidential?
Yes. Every transaction runs with discretion, from valuation through settlement.
For banks
Have a distressed portfolio you want us to look at?
Thirty minutes, no slides. Show us the portfolio and the balance-sheet objective. We’ll tell you what we would keep, service, or sell.