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To: Sean Collett who wrote (78556)11/19/2025 11:40:53 AM
From: E_K_S  Read Replies (2) of 78744
 
PYPL Receivables & Deal w/ KKR

I am not too clear as to who carries the risk of these loans if they become complete write offs? Does KKR charge back those losses to PYPL over & above what was initially paid? Or once they are sold to KKR it is no longer a liability to PYPL?

I guess if these receivables become a sewer, KKR could just not renew their agreement. Like you said, it more about the future liabilities but what about those customers?

Many of the other BNPL firms work w/ their customers and establish payment plans, get them back on schedule and stay in their pool of current/active customers.

It sounds like once PYPL transfer the receivables to KKR, they are no longer customers and PYPL washes their hands. That may/could not be good for customer relations.

. . . . Stay Tuned
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