Restructuring & Turnaround in Germany: Expert Insights

Restructuring in Germany: StaRUG, IDW S6/S11, and how early action and leadership decisions shape outcomes in complex crises.
Restructuring & Turnaround in Spain: Expert Insights

Restructuring in Spain: probability of insolvency, early action, and how leadership decisions shape outcomes before default occurs.
Restructuring & Turnaround in Switzerland: Expert Insights

Restructuring in Switzerland: creditor-driven approach, early action, and how leadership shapes outcomes without heavy court involvement.
Restructuring & Turnaround in the United Kingdom: Expert Insights

Restructuring & turnaround insights UK: early warning signs, leadership decisions, and acting before financial crisis.
Restructuring & Turnaround in Central and Eastern Europe: Expert Insights

An interview with Joe Poling and Bohuslav Lipovsky on restructuring in Central and Eastern Europe, covering Poland, Hungary, Romania, and the Czech Republic, and why early action, local leadership, and interim executives are critical in crisis situations.
EU Funds Hungary 2026: Who Will Actually Deploy €17B?

EU funds Hungary 2026 explained. Who will deploy €17B, how it impacts manufacturing and investment, and why execution capacity will decide outcomes.
Hungary Manufacturing in 2026: Can Local Leadership Keep Up?

Hungary manufacturing in 2026 is accelerating, but leadership gaps remain. Can local teams keep up with investment, ramp-ups, and growing execution pressure?
Post-Merger Integration in Hungary Needs Operators, Not Slides

Post-merger integration in Hungary is accelerating, but execution gaps remain. Why operators, not consultants, determine PMI success in manufacturing and industrial deals.
Interim Management in Hungary: When CEOs Need It Most in 2026

Interim management in Hungary in 2026. When CEOs deploy interim leaders during growth, crisis, or execution gaps across manufacturing, PMI, and expansion.
Hungary Automotive Expansion Needs Ramp-Up Leaders, Not Plans

Hungary automotive expansion is accelerating, but plant ramp-ups face leadership gaps. Why execution, not strategy, will decide outcomes for OEMs and suppliers.
