Financial Market Stabilisation Act eliminates capital requirement Munich. In connection with the Financial Market Stabilisation Act (FMSTG), changes have been made to the Insolvency Code. Thus, the legislator has now restricted the obligation to file for insolvency for all companies in Germany without exception. To put it bluntly, even companies that have actually long […]
– How passing on risk without client permission increases insolvency risk -. Alternative to expensive supplier credit The retail trade often makes use of so-called supplier credit, i.e. agrees a payment term, and has then sometimes long since sold on the goods purchased by the time the actual payment is made. The supplier can […]
Banking law: errors in advice, credit traps and more As a lawyer for banking law, I know that a bank has been part of our daily life since our earliest childhood. Just remember your first savings book, which you probably got at primary school from the nice savings bank advisor next door. We withdraw money, […]
From the series of newsletters of the DHBW (Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University) Heidenheim on the topic “Mediation Law in Practice”: At this point, attorney-at-law Dr. Johannes Fiala, https://www.fiala.de, lecturer for insurance law at the DHBW Heidenheim, your questions. Questions can be asked by emailing ott@dhbw-heidenheim.de. First of all, there must be a connection with a […]
Economically, financing often only makes sense if the money is invested profitably, i.e. the borrowing costs are lower than the return on the investment. But even if this is the plan, credit customers are repeatedly lured into financing traps. Then loan termination and destruction of existence are just around the corner. Case 1: Lack of […]
How bank customers can protect themselves Economically, financing often only makes sense if the money is invested profitably, i.e. the borrowing costs are lower than the return on the investment. But even if this is the plan, credit customers are repeatedly lured into financing traps. Then loan termination and destruction of existence are just […]
From an economic point of view, financing only makes sense if the money is invested profitably, i.e. the borrowing costs are lower than the return on the investment. But even if this is the plan, credit customers are repeatedly lured into financing traps. Dr. Johannes Fiala, lawyer, and expert Peter A. Schramm, Munich, have compiled […]
By Johannes Fiala* With interest rates down, many property owners and business owners want to reschedule to get cheaper financing: Debt restructuring at no cost and no compensation, plus money back from the bank. This is also the dream of many an investor whose capital investments have for years failed to yield what was promised […]
RA Johannes Fiala With interest rates down, many property owners and business owners want to reschedule to get cheaper financing: Debt restructuring at no cost and no compensation, plus money back from the bank. This is also the dream of many an investor whose capital investments have for years failed to yield what was promised […]
Insolvency application risk for pension commitments The so-called pension commitment or direct commitment is a common and extremely popular pension provision concept for managing directors, especially in medium-sized companies. Thousands of times thought of as a retirement provision for leading employees, this “tax savings model” was gladly recommended by tax consultants all over Germany and […]
