INSOL Europe.
The professional association for European restructuring and insolvency specialists
INSOL Europe is the European organisation of professionals who specialise in insolvency, bankruptcy and business reconstruction & recovery.
It is an association founded in 1981 and registered in France.
The goals and strategies of INSOL Europe are:
- to lead the study and evaluation of insolvency, bankruptcy and business recovery law and practice in Europe
- to disseminate technical and topical information on insolvency, bankruptcy and business recovery matters
- to publish eurofenix for members
- to maintain the INSOL Europe website for members and others
- to hold international and regional congresses throughout Europe
- to facilitate networking between members and exchange of professional experience
- to discuss and negotiate with relevant officials of European national and international bodies in regard to any matter which may concern members
- to make submissions and contribute to the work of European and other international official bodies who are affected by the insolvency process, or who have a role to play in the saving of businesses and jobs
- to co-operate with INSOL International and its member organisations and other international associations in connection with any insolvency study or project
- to assist in the education and training of members, their staff and others
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Latest News
NBS Council member says budget situation is "grave"
Member of the Council of the NBS Governor Stojan Stamenkoviæ stated on Wednesday that the situation concerning the budget deficit "is very grave." The figure exceeds the planned amount in the first four months of the year, said Stamenkoviæ, who is a member of the Council of the governor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS).
Russia raises deficit forecasts, won't balance books by 2015
Reuters: Financial Services and Real Estate -
15 hours ago * Deficit seen at 0.6 pct of GDP in 2014, 0.7 pct in 2015 * Putin promised balanced budget by 2015 * Finance Ministry says spending will remain constrained By Maya Dyakina MOSCOW, May 22 (Reuters) - Russia is likely to run a budget deficit at least until 2016, the Finance Ministry said on Wednesday, a decision that would break a pre-election promise of President Vladimir Putin to balance the books by 2015. High oil prices, Moscow's major source of revenues, helped the state