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To: paul ross who wrote (6314)1/20/1998 12:36:00 AM
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Japan/'97 Corp Insolvency Cases: Debt
Hits Record High
TOKYO (Dow Jones)-Debt left behind by Japanese corporate
insolvencies soared 75.4% to a record 14.021 trillion yen in 1997,
fueled by a slowing economy and instability in the financial sector,
private credit research agency Teikoku Databank Ltd. said Monday.

The number of insolvency cases climbed 12.5% to 16,365, the highest
level since 1986, when there were 17,476 insolvencies.

In December alone, insolvencies rose 26.5% from a year earlier to
1,593, while debt ballooned 319.1% to 2.746 trillion yen, the largest
total for any month since World War II
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