Crisis: Adusbef, bankruptcy (+23%) foreclosures (+15.2%), the worst is not over. (AGI) - Rome, 1 March - The surge in bankruptcies, according to data Cerved in 2009 saw 9 000 Italian companies failed, 23% more than the already tough 2008 and rising eseuzioni foreclosures and real estate, according to the monitoring dell'Adusbef, had jumped by 15.2 per cent in 2009 compared to 2008, and to demonstrate that the crisis is not yet behind us, is a stark reminder for the government , which should take action to adopt economic policies of containment and benefit for families, for the banks, which after producing a crisis without precdenti, strangling consumers with a very strong restriction of credit with rates too high and conditions halter. The data Cerved group, according to which the last quarter of 2009 was black, with the opening in October-December quarter of 2900 almost bankruptcy, up 15% over the same period of 2008, the quarter during which he had already an increase of failures by 43% compared to 2007, especially with the surge in the North, an increase of 25% in the year, leaving no room for optimism in the government. In the twelve months of 2009 because the procedures have grown by 33% in the North West, North East 26% 16% in Central, South and Islands of 16.3%, with the increase of procedures with two-digit rates and particularly high in Liguria (+48%), Piemonte (+38%), Friuli (+36 %), Marche and Emilia Romagna (+33%), Lombardy (+30%), which principally affected the construction (+31%), followed by industry (+26% between 2009 and 2008), financial assets, Real estate, renting and computer science (+24%), transport and communications (+18%). Compared to the number of registered companies, the industry is the hardest hit. And it is also the growing use of the composition: according to the archives of Cerved Group, in 2009 Italian firms have submitted over 900 applications for composition (+62% compared to 2008), an increase only in the last quarter as the failures has slowed only slightly: +33% over the same period in 2008. To these must be added the increase in foreclosures and executions, estimated in media-Adusbef according to the Observatory, a + 15.2% in 2009. According to these estimates then, the real estate accelerated procedures with the new bankruptcy law in 2004 and 2.7% of total loans, and then to about 130,000 to 3.5 million of the total, with about 20,000 procedures undertaken in 2009, which added to 18,000 in 2007 and 21.ooo of 2007, could disappear as a media city Monza, which saw increased 20.2% foreclosures in 2009. The boom in real estate foreclosures and executions, with estimated increases in 2009 compared to 2008, from a low of 7,7% in Bolzano, +7.9% at Bari, Salerno ¸ + 8.9% + 10 % in Bari, + 10.5% to 10.8% in Vicenza and Bologna, of + 32.8% of Reggio Emilia, Brescia, followed by + 22.1% + 20.1% Frosinone, Pavia + 19 , 2%; Como + 18.5% + 18.3% Bergamo, Rome, + 18.1%. The largest increases in foreclosures were reported in Milan (+366, which then amounted to 2733), followed by Rome (+ 330, with a total of 2157), Turin (+ 183, equal to 1608), Monza (+ 174 with A total of 1,040), Bergamo (+166, Equal to 1.075), Brescia (+ 144 with a total of 795), Padova (+ 102, which amount to 829), Florence (+97, amounting to 757). Instead of underestimating the effects of a serious crisis, and long lasting, the government would do well to put in place support measures, with a bonus of 1,200 euro, especially for income below € 25,000, enabling measures to combat the evil plant of 'tax evasion that drains more than 100 billion euro a year to the economy of the country, implementing measures to combat money laundering, contrary to the tax shelter.
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