Economy

Economy September 19, 2017 | 5:38 pm

New bankruptcy law fills institutional void: experts

Santo Domingo.- Economy minister Isidoro Santana and World Bank local representative Alessandro Legrottaglie on Monday said the new bankruptcy law will fill the institutional void and improve the country's business climate. Santana said Dominican Republic's economic and political growth uncovered an absence of a bankruptcy law, which he affirms negatively affected businesses and competitiveness... Read more

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