Bankruptcy

Turkish real sector’s debt restructuring gathers pace

Restructuring of the Turkish real sector's debts to the domestic lenders has accelerated in the past two months, according to figures from the Banks Association of Turkey (TBB).

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Debts worth 24.9 billion Turkish Liras ($2.9 billion) were restructured in May and June as part of a program launched in 2018.

HORA's Mischie: Tourism industry must benefit from emergency compensation, otherwise we will no longer exist

The tourism industry must benefit from emergency compensation and any closure of the activity in HoReCA makes it even harder to restart and throws even more employees into unemployment and operators in bankruptcy, the president of the Romanian Hotels and Restaurants' Employers Association (HORA) Daniel Mischie told a press conference on Wednesday.

Financier Emil Harsev: Businesses Went Bankrupt before Pandemic Apply for Aid Too

The pandemic aid for business envisioned by the government will last far enough to keep intact a minimum number of jobs, according to financier Emil Harsev. He told bTV that the Bulgarian economy was doing relatively well although the forecasts were quite gloomy.

Harsev gave an example of the extractive and processing industries in Bulgaria, which are less affected than expected.

The fall of a realty leader

Wednesday's news of former businessman Babis Vovos' arrest over unpaid debts seemed ironic as it coincided with the activation of the law concerning the double rehabilitation project for the areas of Votanikos and Ambelokipi in Athens.

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