State of play of national insolvency data by outcomes currently available
Last update: 30 April 2019
BULGARIA
Source : http://www.vss.justice.bg/root/f/upload/17/STAT_TABLICI_2017-09-26.pdf
By Angel Ganev
Partner at Djingov, Gouginski, Kyutchukov & Velichkov
Sofia, Bulgaria
&
Simeon Simeonov
Senior Associate at Djingov, Gouginski, Kyutchukov & Velichkov
Sofia, Bulgaria
CYPRUS
Source:http://www.mcit.gov.cy/mcit/drcor/drcor.nsf/bankruptcy_statistics_en/bankruptcy_statistics_en?OpenDocument
By Alexandra Kastrinou
Nottingham Law School,
Nottingham Trent University, England
CZECH REPUBLIC
Source: The Ministry of Justice, data on insolvency cases commenced at the first instance (regional) courts (agenda code V (MS) 141), available under https://cslav.justice.cz/InfoData/vykazy-soudu-a-statnich-zastupitelstvi.html
Further details, in particular on the outcomes of the reorganization and liquidation cases, are not available.
By Tomáš Richter
Of Counsel, Clifford Chance Prague LLP, Prague
External Lecturer, The Institute of Economic Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague
DENMARK
Source:http://www.domstol.dk/om/talogfakta/statistik/Documents/Skiftesager/1.%20halvår%202017/Insolvens_modtagne_sager_1._halvaar_2017.pdf
by Piya Mukherjee
Partner at Horten Advokatpartnerselskab, Copenhagen
ENGLAND & WALES
The statistics only record entry into procedures, although the summaries discuss any trends that can be extrapolated from the data, particularly through shifts in usage of particular procedures over time.
Source: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/insolvency-service-official-statistics
Only in the case of IVAs, does the Insolvency Service record statistics of failures, available at:
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/individual-voluntary-arrangement-outcomes-and-providers
By Paul Omar
Senior Lecturer, De Montfort University
Technical Research Coordinator, INSOL Europe
ESTONIA
Source : https://web.creditinfo.ee/pankrotid2016.pdf (in Estonian only).
By Peeter Viirsalu
Associate Partner at TGS BALTIC
Tartu, Estonia
FINLAND
Sources:
https://tilastokeskus.fi/til/konk/index.html
http://www.stat.fi/til/ysan/
http://tilastokeskus.fi/til/velj/
By Tuula Linna
Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki
FRANCE
Source Ministry of justice: www.justice.gouv.fr/statistiques
Other sources :
Wages guarantee fund: www.ags-garantie-salaires
Banque de France: www.banque-france.fr/statistiques
Altares: www.blog.altares (with connexion)
Euler: www.eulerhermes.com/france/fr
Assurance credit & Affacturage: www.safac.fr
GREECE
The available statistical information is limited to number of bankruptcy petitions that were granted and number of proceedings in which the creditor claims were verified.
In Greece there are no online databases/sources where national insolvency statistics can be found.
By Stathis Potamitis
Managing Partner at PotamitisVekris
Athens, Greece
HUNGARY
Source: https://birosag.hu/statisztikai-evkonyvek
By Zoltan Fabok
Counsel at DLA PIPER, Budapest
IRELAND
Source: Deloitte Insolvency Statistics / Insolvency Service Ireland, Quarter 3 2017
by Emilie Ghio
Lecturer in Law & Erasmus/Study Abroad Programme Coordinator
Birmingham City University, UK
LATVIA
Source:
https://ws.ur.gov.lv/urpubl?act=MNR_STAT&stat_id=532,
https://www.lursoft.lv/exec?act=MNR_LSTAT&lang=EN
by Edvīns Draba
Associate at SORAINEN, Riga
LITHUANIA
Source: http://www.avnt.lt/veiklos-sritys/nemokumas-2/ (available only in Lithuanian)
By Frank Heemann
Rechtsanwalt
Partner at BNT attorneys in CEE
LUXEMBOURG
Sources:
Registre de commerce et des Sociétés :
https://www.rcsl.lu/mjrcs/jsp/IndexActionNotSecured.action?time=1516372717994&loop=2
Memorial B: http://legilux.public.lu/search/B/
By Christel Dumont
Senior Counsel
Dentons Luxembourg
POLAND
Source: Centralny Ośrodek Informacji Gospodarczej (Centre for Information on the Economy http://www.coig.com.pl/) (translated into English by the contributor).
Other sources:
Główny Urząd Statystyczny (Central Statistical Office) http://stat.gov.pl/en/ but information on insolvency (i.e. restructuring and bankruptcy proceedings) is limited
Coface Poland Factoring (http://www.coface.pl/)
Euler Hermes (http://www.eulerhermes.com/Pages/default.aspx)
There is no centrally available information on whether a business has been sold in whole or piecemeal during bankruptcy proceedings, or how and under what terms and conditions the debts were restructured during any one of the four possible restructuring proceedings.
By Michał Barłowski
Radca prawny at Wardyński i Wspólnicy sp.k.
Warsaw
PORTUGAL
Source:http://www.dgpj.mj.pt/search_form?SearchableText=processos+de+insolv%EAncia.
The official statistics only contemplate the insolvency proceedings and the special revitalisation proceedings and do not enable to determine the number of insolvency proceedings leading to rescue or liquidation nor distinguish between partial and global sale of assets and piecemeal liquidation.
By Catarina Serra
Professor at the University of Minho
Justice of the Portuguese Supreme Court
ROMANIA
The total number of proceedings opened by 31.08.2017:
Source: UNPIR the Romanian National Insolvency Association
By Radu Lotrean
CITR Group, Bucharest
SLOVAKIA
* including resolutions on applications filed with the relevant court prior to 1 January 2016
Source - Slovak Ministry of Justice: https://www.justice.gov.sk/Stranky/Informacie/Statistika-konkurznych-konani-OS.aspx
By Mgr. Slavomír M. Čauder
advokát, Bratislava
SLOVENIA
Number of initiated proceedings
Number of successfully terminated reorganization proceedings – with confirmation of the agreement
By Romana Bernik
Republic of Slovenia, Ministry of Justice
SPAIN
Source:
- Annual: http://www.ine.es/dynt3/inebase/index.htm?padre=572
- 3rd quarter 2017: http://www.ine.es/dynt3/inebase/index.htm?padre=574
- report on the 3rd quarter figures: http://www.ine.es/daco/daco42/epc/epc0317.pdf
By Adrián Thery
GARRIGUES, Madrid
BULGARIA
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
| Total number of insolvency proceedings opened: - 2015 - 2016 - 2017 (as of July) 1° Reorganization/rescue plan: - 2015 - 2016 - 2017 (as of July) 2° Liquidation of assets - 2015 - 2016 - 2017 (as of July) 3° Declaration of insolvency and termination of proceedings due to lack of funds to cover the initial costs - 2015 - 2016 - 2017 (as of July) 4° Concluded insolvency proceedings - 2015 - 2016 - 2017 (as of July) |
- 674 - 669 - 702 - 9 (1,33 %) - 0 - 0 - 70 (10,38 %) - 41 (6,13 %) - 59 (8,40 %) - 443 (65,73 %) - 479 (71,59 %) - 477 (67,95 %) - 44 (6,5 %) - 43 (6,43 %) - 70 (9,97 %) |
Source : http://www.vss.justice.bg/root/f/upload/17/STAT_TABLICI_2017-09-26.pdf
By Angel Ganev
Partner at Djingov, Gouginski, Kyutchukov & Velichkov
Sofia, Bulgaria
&
Simeon Simeonov
Senior Associate at Djingov, Gouginski, Kyutchukov & Velichkov
Sofia, Bulgaria
CYPRUS
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
Total number of proceedings opened
|
Number (and %) 737 (Up to 30/04//2018) 37 (Up to 30/04//2018) |
Source:http://www.mcit.gov.cy/mcit/drcor/drcor.nsf/bankruptcy_statistics_en/bankruptcy_statistics_en?OpenDocument
By Alexandra Kastrinou
Nottingham Law School,
Nottingham Trent University, England
CZECH REPUBLIC
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
| 2015 Insolvency petitions filed (total) - consumer cases (successfully opened) - reorganization orders - liquidation orders (konkurs) 2016 Insolvency petitions filed (total) - consumer cases (successfully opened) - reorganization orders - liquidation orders (konkurs) 2017 Insolvency petitions filed (total) - consumer cases (successfully opened) - reorganization orders - liquidation orders (konkurs) 2018 Insolvency petitions filed (total) - consumer cases (successfully opened) - reorganization orders - liquidation orders (konkurs) |
32.319 23,472 22 2,386 29,534 22,358 29 1,855 23,303 19,365 21 1,505 20,966 18,252 16 1,079 |
Source: The Ministry of Justice, data on insolvency cases commenced at the first instance (regional) courts (agenda code V (MS) 141), available under https://cslav.justice.cz/InfoData/vykazy-soudu-a-statnich-zastupitelstvi.html
Further details, in particular on the outcomes of the reorganization and liquidation cases, are not available.
By Tomáš Richter
Of Counsel, Clifford Chance Prague LLP, Prague
External Lecturer, The Institute of Economic Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague
DENMARK
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
| 8943 1° debt rescheduling/ Repayment plan + Rekonstruktion (in court restructuring) + Gældssanering (debt rescheduling for individuals) 2° Piecemeal liquidation + Konkurs (bankruptcy) + Tvangsopløsning (compultory winding up of companies) |
8943 (100 %) 58 (0,6 %) 2453 (27,4 %) 3592 (40,2 %) 2840 (31,8 %) |
Source:http://www.domstol.dk/om/talogfakta/statistik/Documents/Skiftesager/1.%20halvår%202017/Insolvens_modtagne_sager_1._halvaar_2017.pdf
by Piya Mukherjee
Partner at Horten Advokatpartnerselskab, Copenhagen
ENGLAND & WALES
The statistics only record entry into procedures, although the summaries discuss any trends that can be extrapolated from the data, particularly through shifts in usage of particular procedures over time.
Source: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/insolvency-service-official-statistics
Only in the case of IVAs, does the Insolvency Service record statistics of failures, available at:
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/individual-voluntary-arrangement-outcomes-and-providers
By Paul Omar
Senior Lecturer, De Montfort University
Technical Research Coordinator, INSOL Europe
ESTONIA
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
| In 2016 a total of 340 bankruptcy proceedings were started. Out of these 340 proceedings 335 proceedings involved companies and 5 involved non-profit organisations. Out of the 335 proceedings in 203 cases no full scale bankruptcy proceedings was carried out as the bankrupt companies did not have enough assets to cover the costs of the proceedings, so these companies were liquidated without going through bankruptcy proceedings. |
|
Source : https://web.creditinfo.ee/pankrotid2016.pdf (in Estonian only).
By Peeter Viirsalu
Associate Partner at TGS BALTIC
Tartu, Estonia
FINLAND
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
| Total number of proceedings opened (2018) Yrityssaneeraus (Restructuring of enterprises) Velkajärjestelyt (Debt adjustment of private persons) Konkurssit (Bankruptcy, liquidation) |
408 4 533 2 534 |
Sources:
https://tilastokeskus.fi/til/konk/index.html
http://www.stat.fi/til/ysan/
http://tilastokeskus.fi/til/velj/
By Tuula Linna
Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki
FRANCE
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
| Total number of proceedings opened (2016) 1° debt rescheduling/ Repayment plan + Safeguard proceedings (opening): + Judicial rescue proceedings (opening): + Safeguard plans (continuation): 2° Partial sale of assets 3° Global sale of assets 4° Piecemeal liquidation + Liquidation judiciaire: 5° Other relevant figures + Rescue plans (continuation plan or global sale) +Preventive proceedings: - mandat ad hoc - Conciliation proceedings (including): = amicable settlements: = approved agreements: |
54 759 1184 17134 920 No available data No available data 5920 2128 508 166 94 |
Source Ministry of justice: www.justice.gouv.fr/statistiques
Other sources :
Wages guarantee fund: www.ags-garantie-salaires
Banque de France: www.banque-france.fr/statistiques
Altares: www.blog.altares (with connexion)
Euler: www.eulerhermes.com/france/fr
Assurance credit & Affacturage: www.safac.fr
By Jean-Luc Vallens
Arbitrator approved by the European Court of Arbitration and the Paris Mediation and Arbitration Center (CCI Paris IDF)
GREECE
The available statistical information is limited to number of bankruptcy petitions that were granted and number of proceedings in which the creditor claims were verified.
In Greece there are no online databases/sources where national insolvency statistics can be found.
By Stathis Potamitis
Managing Partner at PotamitisVekris
Athens, Greece
HUNGARY
| Proceedings by outcomes | 2016 | 2017 |
| 1° debt rescheduling/ Repayment plan 'csődeljárás' 2° Partial sale of assets n/a 3° Global sale of assets n/a 4° Piecemeal liquidation 'felszámolási eljárás' |
120 'csődeljárás' opened in 2016 (as compared to 15,155 'felszámolási eljárás') 23 approved composition agreement n/a n/a appr. 22,000 completed proceedings in 2016 |
109 'csődeljárás' opened (number of submissions) in 2017 (as compared to 15,875 'felszámolási eljárás') 24 approved composition agreement n/a n/a appr. 18,000 completed proceedings in 2017 |
Source: https://birosag.hu/statisztikai-evkonyvek
By Zoltan Fabok
Counsel at DLA PIPER, Budapest
IRELAND
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
A) Total number of corporate insolvencies in 2017:ReceivershipsExaminerships(Generally continue to remain at low levels)Compulsory liquidationsCreditors voluntary liquidationsOverall, lowest total of corporate insolvencies since 2009. Looking at the overall trend since 2007, highest number of insolvencies recorded in 2012 (1,684). The number of insolvencies has been declining since then. While we are not seeing the low levels of insolvencies recorded during the “Celtic Tiger” years, it may be that the particularly low numbers seen in 2007-08 were outliers themselves. It may be that the levels presented in 2017 are a more realistic baseline to compare future levels to. Geographically, the majority of corporate insolvencies in Leinster (66% (141) of the total appointments). Ranking of the industry sectors: 1) service industry: 35% (229) 2) construction industry: 14% (92) (In the previous years, the construction industry consistently had the largest number of insolvency appointments, indicating that the level of corporate failure in the industry is slowing down.) 3) retail industry: 12% (77) 4) hospitality industry: 10% (69) 5) wholesale industry: 31 insolvencies |
657 (-14% (765) compared to 2016) 205 (31%) (-25% compared to 2016) 28 examiners appointed (4% of the 657 insolvencies) (11 appointments in 2016)
31 liquidator appointed (30 appointments in 2016) 393 (60%) (-12% compared to 2016 (448)) |
Source: Deloitte Insolvency Statistics / Insolvency Service Ireland, Quarter 3 2017
by Emilie Ghio
Lecturer in Law & Erasmus/Study Abroad Programme Coordinator
Birmingham City University, UK
LATVIA
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
Total number of proceedings opened:[1]
|
Number (and %) 590 (92,6 %) 47 (7,4 %) |
Source:
https://ws.ur.gov.lv/urpubl?act=MNR_STAT&stat_id=532,
https://www.lursoft.lv/exec?act=MNR_LSTAT&lang=EN
by Edvīns Draba
Associate at SORAINEN, Riga
LITHUANIA
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
| Total number of proceedings opened in 2017 (2016) 1°Bankruptcy proceedings (leading to liquidation) opened in 2017 (2016), of which were extrajudicial proceedings: 2° Finished proceedings (mostly by liquidation) 2017 (2016) 3° Restructuring proceedings in 2017 (2016) 3° Restructuring proceedings successfully finished in 2017 (2016) 4° Restructuring proceedings terminated (mostly leading to bankruptcy) in 2017 (2016) NB! As a rule, only piecemeal sale of assets happens in Lithuanian bankruptcy proceedings, no partial or full sale of businesses. The reason is that due to particularities in law, all business operations have usually stopped when the insolvency practitioner can commence his duties. 5° Total number of natural person bankruptcy proceedings opened in 2017 (2016) |
2979 (2763) 2951 (2732), i.e. 99.06 % (98.88 %) from total number of opened proceedings, 179 (235), 8 % (6.6 %) 2867 (2202) 28 (31), i.e. 0.04 % (1.12%) from total number of opened proceedings 9 (14) 28 (37) 447 (451) |
Source: http://www.avnt.lt/veiklos-sritys/nemokumas-2/ (available only in Lithuanian)
By Frank Heemann
Rechtsanwalt
Partner at BNT attorneys in CEE
LUXEMBOURG
| Proceedings by outcomes Total number of proceedings opened |
Figures Number (and %) 2017 |
Figures Number (and %) 2018 |
| 1° debt rescheduling/ Repayment plan - Gestion contrôlée 2° Partial sale of assets - Gestion contrôlée 3° Global sale of assets - Faillites 4° Piecemeal liquidation N/A |
0 0 982 (100%) N/A |
0 0 1195 (100%) N/A |
Sources:
Registre de commerce et des Sociétés :
https://www.rcsl.lu/mjrcs/jsp/IndexActionNotSecured.action?time=1516372717994&loop=2
Memorial B: http://legilux.public.lu/search/B/
By Christel Dumont
Senior Counsel
Dentons Luxembourg
POLAND
| Proceedings by outcomes | |
| Number of bankruptcies and restructuring proceedings in 2016 | Number of bankruptcies and restructuring proceedings in 2017 |
| January - 49 business bankruptcies and 209 personal bankruptcies February - 42 business bankruptcies, 2 restructuring proceedings and 292 personal bankruptcies March - 63 business bankruptcies, 12 restructuring proceedings and 333 personal bankruptcies April - 55 business bankruptcies, 11 restructuring proceedings and 366 personal bankruptcies May - 51 business bankruptcies, 14 restructuring proceedings and 342 personal bankruptcies June - 49 business bankruptcies, 18 restructuring proceedings and 450 personal bankruptcies July - 53 business bankruptcies, 18 restructuring proceedings and 405 personal bankruptcies August - 38 business bankruptcies, 29 restructuring proceedings and 315 personal bankruptcies September - 60 business bankruptcies, 32 restructuring proceedings and 372 personal bankruptcies October - 54 business bankruptcies, 19 restructuring proceedings and 511 personal bankruptcies November - 43 business bankruptcies, 31 restructuring proceedings and 410 personal bankruptcies December - 48 business bankruptcies, 30 restructuring proceedings and 433 personal bankruptcies. |
January - 50 business bankruptcies, 24 restructuring proceedings and 367 personal bankruptcies February - 46 business bankruptcies, 29 restructuring proceedings and 397 personal bankruptcies March - 41 business bankruptcies, 35 restructuring proceedings and 546 personal bankruptcies April - 45 business bankruptcies, 23 restructuring proceedings and 459 personal bankruptcies May - 43 business bankruptcies, 21 restructuring proceedings and 510 personal bankruptcies June - 47 business bankruptcies, 24 restructuring proceedings and 501 personal bankruptcies July - 58 business bankruptcies, 33 restructuring proceedings and 430 personal bankruptcies August - 55 business bankruptcies, 29 restructuring proceedings and 387 personal bankruptcies September - 56 business bankruptcies, 27 restructuring proceedings and 345 personal bankruptcies October - 50 business bankruptcies, 32 restructuring proceedings and 539 personal bankruptcies November - 54 business bankruptcies, 32 restructuring proceedings and 502 personal bankruptcies December - 46 business bankruptcies, 39 restructuring proceedings and 552 personal bankruptcies |
| Total in 2016 | Total in 2017 |
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Source: Centralny Ośrodek Informacji Gospodarczej (Centre for Information on the Economy http://www.coig.com.pl/) (translated into English by the contributor).
Other sources:
Główny Urząd Statystyczny (Central Statistical Office) http://stat.gov.pl/en/ but information on insolvency (i.e. restructuring and bankruptcy proceedings) is limited
Coface Poland Factoring (http://www.coface.pl/)
Euler Hermes (http://www.eulerhermes.com/Pages/default.aspx)
There is no centrally available information on whether a business has been sold in whole or piecemeal during bankruptcy proceedings, or how and under what terms and conditions the debts were restructured during any one of the four possible restructuring proceedings.
By Michał Barłowski
Radca prawny at Wardyński i Wspólnicy sp.k.
Warsaw
PORTUGAL
| Proceedings by outcomes (period between the 3rd and the 4th trimesters of 2016 and the 1st and the 2nd trimesters of 2017) | Figures |
| Total number of proceedings opened 1° debt rescheduling/ Repayment plan Special revitalisation proceedings 2.º rescue / liquidation Insolvency proceedings |
15 534 1 424 (9%) 14 110 (91%) |
Source:http://www.dgpj.mj.pt/search_form?SearchableText=processos+de+insolv%EAncia.
The official statistics only contemplate the insolvency proceedings and the special revitalisation proceedings and do not enable to determine the number of insolvency proceedings leading to rescue or liquidation nor distinguish between partial and global sale of assets and piecemeal liquidation.
By Catarina Serra
Professor at the University of Minho
Justice of the Portuguese Supreme Court
ROMANIA
The total number of proceedings opened by 31.08.2017:
| General insolvency proceedings | Restructuring proceedings | Simplified insolvency proceedings | Simplified bankruptcy proceedings | General insolvency proceedings | Total |
| 5.364 | 1.455 | 2.522 | 11.384 | 9.012 | 29.737 |
Source: UNPIR the Romanian National Insolvency Association
By Radu Lotrean
CITR Group, Bucharest
SLOVAKIA
| Proceedings by outcomes (2016) | Figures |
| 1° Bankruptcy | |
|
1.517* |
|
1.099 |
|
262 |
|
682 |
| 2° Restructuring | |
|
151* |
|
93 |
|
37 |
|
161 |
|
96 |
|
90 |
| 3° personal bankruptcy | |
|
1.355* |
|
141 |
|
46 |
Source - Slovak Ministry of Justice: https://www.justice.gov.sk/Stranky/Informacie/Statistika-konkurznych-konani-OS.aspx
By Mgr. Slavomír M. Čauder
advokát, Bratislava
SLOVENIA
Number of initiated proceedings
| Type of proceedings | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 |
2017 |
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| total | per month | total | per month | total | per month | total | per month | ||||||||
| Compulsory settlement proceedings | 36 | 3,00 | 12 | 1,00 | 14 | 1,17 | 14 | 1,17 | |||||||
| Simplified compulsory settlement proceedings | 108 | 9,00 | 123 | 10,25 | 99 | 8,25 | 42 | 3,50 | |||||||
| Preventive restructuring proceedings | 9 | 0,75 | 5 | 0,42 | 0 | 0,00 | 5 | 0,42 | |||||||
| Total | 153 | 12,75 | 140 | 11,67 | 113 | 9,42 | 61 | 5,08 | |||||||
| Type of proceedings | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | |||||||||||
| total | per month | total | per month | total | per month | total | per month | ||||||||
| Corporate bankruptcy proceedings | 1.167 | 97,25 | 1.004 | 83,67 | 1.062 | 88,50 | 1.195 | 99,58 | |||||||
| Personal bankruptcy proceedings | 4.006 | 333,83 | 4.107 | 342,25 | 3.444 | 287,00 | 2.349 | 195,75 | |||||||
| Total | 5.173 | 431,08 | 5.111 | 425,92 | 4.506 | 375,50 | 3.544 | 295,33 | |||||||
Number of successfully terminated reorganization proceedings – with confirmation of the agreement
| Type of proceedings | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | ||||
| no | % | no | % | no | % | no | % | |
| Compulsory settlement proceedings | 20 | 23,53% | 13 | 14,44% | 6 | 6,38% | 7 | 19,44% |
| Simplified compulsory settlement proceedings | 59 | 69,41% | 77 | 85,56% | 85 | 90,43% | 25 | 69,44% |
| Preventive restructuring proceedings | 6 | 7,06% | 0 | 0,00% | 3 | 3,19% | 4 | 11,11% |
| Total | 85 | 100,00% | 90 | 100,00% | 94 | 100,00% | 36 | 100,00% |
By Romana Bernik
Republic of Slovenia, Ministry of Justice
SPAIN
| Proceedings by outcomes | Figures |
| Total number of insolvency proceedings opened - Companies
-Individuals (no business activity) 1° Kind of procedure + Ordinary procedures + Summary procedures 2° Kind of insolvency proceedings + Voluntary insolvency proceedings + Compulsory insolvency proceedings 3° Early proposal of creditor’s arrangement + Yes + No |
2016: 5.253 // 3th quarter 2017: 975 -2016: 4.080 // 3th quarter 2017: 766
-2016: 956 // 3th quarter 2017: 209 2016: 729 // 3th quarter 2017: 120 2016: 4. 524 // 3th quarter 2017: 855 2016: 4.889 // 3th quarter 2017: 922 2016: 364 // 3th quarter 2017: 53 2016: 11 // 3th quarter 2017: 1 2016: 5.242 // 3th quarter 2017: 974 |
Source:
- Annual: http://www.ine.es/dynt3/inebase/index.htm?padre=572
- 3rd quarter 2017: http://www.ine.es/dynt3/inebase/index.htm?padre=574
- report on the 3rd quarter figures: http://www.ine.es/daco/daco42/epc/epc0317.pdf
By Adrián Thery
GARRIGUES, Madrid
[1] Number of proceedings commenced is indicated (as opposed to number of cases initiated).