Bankruptcy of creditors of natural persons businessmen They increased by 124.3% in the third quarter of the yearThe total of these procedures increased by 29.1%, continuing an upward trend that began in 2020, according to data provided by CGPJ on Monday.
Statistics on the effects of the crisis on the judicial bodies of the General Assembly of the Judiciary, competitions against real persons Only those that increased during the period.
Both natural persons, business owners and legal entities decreased by 56.2% and 48.7%, respectively, compared to the previous year.
The total number of cases filed in commercial courts in the third quarter of 2023 was 9,330; This means a 29.1% increase compared to the previous year.
This figure the largest number corresponds to Cataloniajudicial bodies received 2,598, or 27.8% of the national total. Andalusia followed with 1,289 contests; Madrid with 1,243 and the Valencian Community with 1,175.
Regarding insolvency proceedings for legal entities, 1,219 applications were filed, 48.7% less than in the same quarter of 2022, and Catalonia became the autonomous community with the largest number of insolvency proceedings for legal entities recorded (291), representing 23% of the total. It represents the 9th. Total for all of Spain.
Madrid follows him with 252 points; Valencian Community with 149; and Andalusia, 140.
While the number of competitions submitted by private businessmen increased to 670 with 56.2% of the total, Catalonia once again had the most competitions (315) with 47% of the national total; Andalusia followed with 97 points; Valencian Community (58) and Madrid (47).
Competitions for real people
Competitions offered by non-commercial parties Only those that increased compared to the third quarter of 2022In a note, he highlights that CGPJ reached 7,441 procedures, up 124.3% from a year ago.
Also in this segment, Catalonia was the region with the most competitions, with 1,992, 26.8% of the total in all of Spain; They are followed by Andalusia with 1,052; Valencian Community (968) and Madrid (944).
Between July and September, a total of 53 tenders reached the agreement stage, while 646 tenders entered the liquidation stage. This figure is 36.4% less than in the third quarter of 2022.