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BPP still waiting to pay 80 million, but already admits further repayments to creditors

Público15 September 2026 at 06:08

Banco Privado Português still has approximately 80 million euros to distribute to its creditors, according to what was announced. The Lisbon Commercial Court has not yet validated the partial distribution of 8.4% to the bank's common creditors, which is delaying the process.

BPP's liquidator believes there will be subsequent payments to creditors, although there are no defined timelines nor concrete amounts established for these future distributions. The bank's liquidation process thus continues in progress, without clear predictability for creditors.

BPP entered liquidation several years ago, and this partial distribution of 8.4% to common creditors represents a step in the resolution process of the financial institution. Creditors continue to await further repayments, but uncertainty remains regarding the schedule and the amounts they may eventually receive.

Why this matters

The approximately 80 million euros still outstanding represent significant losses for BPP's common creditors, who have been waiting for years for the conclusion of the liquidation process. The lack of clarity on timelines and amounts for future repayments keeps uncertainty about when and to what extent these creditors may recover their claims.

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