英語 での Insolvencies の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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However, in 2015, this dynamic began to reverse and company insolvencies in the sector experienced a sharp increase of 117%.
Company insolvencies in central, eastern and northern Europe: Positive trends but the decline will be slower than in 2015 in some countries.
CEE Insolvencies: 2013 was a challenging year for companies in Eastern Europe.
With an average increase in corporate insolvencies of 4.2% per year, 137,520 companies went bankrupt between 2008 and 2014.
The number of insolvencies has not yet returned to the pre-crisis levels of 2008 for most countries.
Company insolvencies in Western Europe: a drop of 7% expected in 2015 but situation is contrasted.
A sector that accounts for almost one third of insolvencies in France The turnover of companies in the construction sector has been falling since 2012.
The cost of insolvencies is also down 15%, as is the number of jobs affected by insolvencies, down 12% over one year.
Will see the average number of insolvencies rise by +10.4%, with more countries recording an increase in proceedings.
With comparable profiles in terms of entrepreneurial activity, Spain and France are following a worrying trend in terms of company insolvencies.
Download this publication: France: Trend in business insolvencies(1.80 MB).
Download this publication: Central and Eastern Europe: Company Insolvencies barometer(1.02 MB).
Poland, Hungary and particularly Croatia registered significant surges in insolvencies while Slovakia and Czech Republic recorded decreases.
Despite economic acceleration in the region, insolvencies increased by +6.4% in 2017.
The economic recovery is clearly reflected in the reduction in insolvencies and a sharp improvement in sector risk.
At the same time, company insolvencies in Slovakia and Romania are still below pre-crisis levels.
Company insolvencies in Western Europe: slight lull being confirmed for 2015.
Insolvencies in the Netherlands are fairly concentrated within four sectors, which together account for around 70% of the total volume.
Insolvencies have increased only in the Central France region(+2.9%) and the Ile-de-France region(+3.0%).
Coface forecasts that company insolvencies in the CEE region will decrease by 3.9% in 2017 and by 2.3% in 2018.