German Risk Climate: Company Insolvencies

Posted by Joachim Bartels | Dec 2, 2012 | Accounts Receivable Management, Creditreform, Germany, Member, Member News | 0 |

Creditreform Germany expects a slight decrease in company insolvencies (-2.1%) from prior year. The decline in insolvencies was largely due to an economic upturn in comparison to the 2009 which saw a sharp increase in insolvencies. The accompanying chart shows the total number of insolvencies (left hand vertical axis) and the percent changes (right hand vertical axis).

Source: Creditreform Germany

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