GLOBAL INSOLVENCY OUTLOOK 2020

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GLOBAL INSOLVENCY OUTLOOK 2020

A softer but broader based rise in corporate insolvencies - Global business insolvencies are set to increase by +6% in 2020 - Asia leads the global increase in corporate insolvencies - A moderate trend reversal from a record low level in North America - The big divide in Latam: Decrease in Brazil, surge in Chile and Colombia - Europe: Towards a broad-based but moderate rise in insolvencies
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  • Økonomi, finans

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  • 2020
  • outlook
  • global insolvency
  • euler hermes

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