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  • Press Releases // 28.05.2024

    Germany were closed. Most of these closures happened quietly, with only 11 per cent resulting from insolvency. This represents a 2.3 per cent increase in closures compared to 2022, affecting all industries

  • Projects // 01.09.2023

    aimed at covering the companies' ongoing fixed costs, maintaining their equity base and avoiding insolvencies in the short term, thus also helping to safeguard jobs. In particular, small and medium-sized

  • Projects // 01.01.1992

    five‐digit industry sector code (NACE rev. 2), date of foundation, date of closure, data of insolvency procedures, shareholder structure and information. Balance sheet information is available for a

  • News // 20.01.2023

    register as insolvent. Why this is necessary becomes apparent when you realise that “behind every insolvent firm there are numerous creditors who have lent money to the firm.” The German insolvency system aims [...] In general, insolvencies occur particularly often in times of crisis. However, this was not the case during the Covid-19 pandemic, where the number of insolvencies actually declined. In contrast, the current [...] current energy crisis is leading to an increasing number of insolvencies. This raises a series of other questions: Which types of companies are affected? What are the causes? How can we create a database

  • Press Releases // 06.12.2022

    in the long run. However, this view is based on the optimistic assumption that there will be no insolvencies of Member States or hard exits from the European Union until the final repayment of the fund by

  • News // 10.11.2022

    to businesses aims to alleviate liquidity problems in order to prevent so-called “inefficient insolvencies”. This applies to businesses that are temporarily facing financial difficulties but whose future

  • Press Releases // 18.08.2022

    the regulations on short-time work and the temporary suspension of the obligation to file for insolvency. The IAB/ZEW Start-up Panel tracks the development of newly founded firms over several years and

  • News // 13.12.2021

    economic recovery could only be delayed by new, significant shortages in supply.” The number of insolvencies caused by the pandemic was significantly lower than in previous crises, including the financial

  • Press Releases // 19.08.2021

    conducted by ZEW, recorded around 156,000 firm closures, for example due to withdrawal from business or insolvency. - According to the study authors, many founders have stuck to their start-up plans despite the [...] the extended short-time working scheme and the temporary suspension of the obligation to file for insolvency played a decisive role in ensuring that the number of start-ups did not collapse in 2020,” explains

  • Publications // 05.07.2021

    Sharp Increase in Insolvencies Expected Among Smaller Companies Taxing the Digital Economy in the EU

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