Bankruptcies; flow data, 1981-2011

Bankruptcies; flow data, 1981-2011

Regions Periods Bankruptcy petitions Voluntary petitions (absolute) Pronounced bankruptcies By source Voluntary petitions (absolute)
The Netherlands 2011 6,149 5,318
North of the Netherlands 2011 552 493
East of the Netherlands 2011 1,368 1,265
West of the Netherlands 2011 2,682 2,330
South of the Netherlands 2011 1,547 1,230
Province of Groningen 2011 197 187
Province of Friesland 2011 154 131
Province of Drenthe 2011 201 175
Province of Overijssel 2011 536 524
Province of Flevoland 2011 169 165
Province of Gelderland 2011 663 576
Province of Utrecht 2011 322 282
Province of Noord-Holland 2011 1,145 1,018
Province of Zuid-Holland 2011 1,155 980
Province of Zeeland 2011 60 50
Province of Noord-Brabant 2011 1,196 1,017
Province of Limburg 2011 351 213
Source: CBS.
Explanation of symbols

Dataset is not available.


This publication gives an overview of petitioned, pronounced, annulled
and terminated bankruptcies.
Usually, a bankruptcy starts with a petition submitted by one or more
creditors or voluntarily. Bankruptcies can also be decreed by the
Public Prosecutor (in the public interest). A bankruptcy can also be
decreed by the court, if the debtor is denied suspension of payment or
sanction of the agreement.
Bankruptcy petitions are also used to collect payment from unwilling
debtors.

Data available from 1981 to 2011.

Status of the figures:
All figures are definite.

Changes as of October 1, 2013:
None, this table has been stopped.

Reason for stopping:
The set of tables on pronounced bankruptcies in the Netherlands is re-established. New tables will appear on Statline in the short term, partially containing the information from this table.

When will new figures be published?
No longer applicable.

Description topics

Bankruptcy petitions
Bankruptcies petitioned by one or more creditors or voluntarily.
Voluntary petitions
For 2006 partly estimated figures.
Pronounced bankruptcies
By source
Pronounced bankruptcies by source. A bankruptcy can be pronounced
on request or after an ended suspension of payment or debt
restructuring. For 2006 partly estimated figures.
Voluntary petitions