DACH unquote" May 2012
Germany has recently reformed its insolvency law with the introduction of ESUG, the Act for Further Facilitation of the Reorganisation of Enterprises, which promises to make it easier for businesses to get out of administration and back on their feet. But what will it mean for private equity?
Marred by a spate of high profile insolvency cases, including retail chain Schlecker, the German government seems determined to get failing businesses back on track. ESUG introduces a range of measures to make it easier to do just that.
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