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Insolvency pressures persist in 2026
Trade tensions trigger higher insolvencies
Globally, we anticipate a stable insolvency development in 2025, followed by a slight decline in 2026.
Low- and middle-income countries still face debt problems. Several of them have fallen into default in the past years. Still, restructuring has become increasingly complex.
The increase in insolvencies continues at an accelerated pace in 2023, followed by a more tempered increase in 2024.
Sharp insolvency increases in some major economies in 2023, followed in 2024 by a year of relative stabilisation.
As government support measures related to the pandemic have ended almost everywhere, we expect insolvencies to rise sharply in some major markets.
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