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Corporate insolvencies 2011
Bürgel forecasts a further decline in 2012 – Exception: Young companies threatened
During 2011, 30,294 companies became insolvent in Germany – a drop by 1,986 companies, i.e. 6.2 per cent, as compared to the previous year.
Debt Barometer 1.-3. Q. 2011
1.5 per cent less private insolvencies
In the period January to September 2011 the number of private insolvencies in Germany has dropped by 1.5 per cent to 103,118 cases in comparison with the same period of the previous year.
Debt Barometer 1st half 2011
Number of private insolvencies dropped by 0.9 per cent.
In the first half year 2011 the number of private insolvencies in Germany minimally dropped by 0.9 per cent to 68,818 cases.
Corp. Insolvencies 1st half 2011
Corporate insolvencies drop by 10.9 per cent in the 1st half-year 2011
In Germany the number of corporate insolvencies continued to decline in the first half-year of 2011.
Debt Barometer 1. Q. 2011
Decline in private insolvencies by 2 percent during 1st quarter 2011
The number of private insolvencies in Germany fell slightly during the first quarter 2011 by 2 percent.
Corporate Insolvencies 1. Q. 2011
8.7 percent less corporate insolvencies
During the first quarter of 2011 the German economy has again recorded falling figures in corporate insolvencies with 7,424 cases in all.
Debt Barometer 2010
Private Insolvencies 2010 at a Record Level
In 2010 the number of private insolvencies reached a new climax. With 138,110 cases in Germany the bankruptcy statistics even exceeded the previous record year 2007.
Corporate Insolvencies 2010
Corporate insolvencies decreased in 2010
In 2010 32,280 companies in Germany announced their insolvency. This means 4.4 percent corporate insolvencies less than during the previous year.
Debt Barometer 1st Half of 2010
12.84 percent more private insolvencies
Private insolvencies on the increase throughout the whole of the Federal Republic – Bürgel reckons with 140,000 cases during the current year.
Corp. Insolvencies 1st half 2010
17,178 companies filed for bankruptcy
Number of corporate bankruptcies rises by 4.5 percent – forecast for the whole year tends to be quite moderate.
Debt Barometer 1st Quarter
Increase in the number of private insolvencies
Rising consumer insolvency figures in 15 of the 16 federal states: with 34,710 cases, private bankruptcies are on the increase during the first quarter 2010.
Debt Barometer 2009
Increase in the number of private insolvencies
In 2009 130,698 German citizens filed for private bankruptcy. This corresponds to a rise by 8.65 percent in comparison with the previous year.
Corporate Insolvencies in 2009
Increase in the number of insolvencies
During 2009 33,762 companies filed for bankruptcy in Germany. That means 11.08 percent more than during the previous year (30,394).
Corporate Insolvencies Jan.-July 09
Drastic Increase during July
From January to July 2009 a total of 15, 891 companies filed for bankruptcy in Germany – a clear 30.93 percent more than during the same period of the previous year.
Debt Barometer 1st Half of 2009
Rise in Private Insolvencies
During 1st half-year of 2009 a total of 61,517 German citizens filed for private insolvency – during the 2nd quarter alone there were 31,026 cases – meaning an increase by 1.75 percent in comparison with the previous quarter.
Corporate Insolvencies 1st Quarter 2009
Corporate Insolvencies 1st Quarter 2009
The current study Corporate Insolvencies carried out by the financial information agency BÜRGEL, that analyses the insolvency development of companies during the 1st quarter 2009 shows the significant differences between the federal states.
Debt Barometer 2008
Less private insolvencies despite the financial crisis
Trotz des zeitweisen Rückgangs der Überschuldung von Verbrauchern erwartet Bürgel für 2009 eine deutliche Zunahme privater Pleiten.
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