Purchase installments come to terms with the crisis and reinvent themselves by focusing on financing purchases for children
by Pierangelo Soldavini
(Stratocaster – stock.adobe.com)
The Bnpl is undoubtedly the financial phenomenon of recent years, with a tumultuous growth that appears to be endless. Today it would be worth 180 billion dollars and could exceed 3 trillion by the end of the decade, with an average annual increase of 44%.
Difficulties are certainly not lacking, since the sector is under close observation and it is not excluded that in the short term the regulatory authorities will operate a strict regulation on a service that many compare to consumer credit, without however…
