Denmark's EU legal opt-out hampered OW estate clean-up
That Denmark is not part of the EU Insolvency Regulation made the OW Bunker clean-up process more difficult and more expensive, explains trustee.
BY NIKLAS KRIGSLUND
The clean-up process following the collapse of OW Bunker was made both more difficult and more expensive by the fact that Denmark is not part of the EU Insolvency Regulation due to the country's legal opt-out, estate trustee John Sommer Schmidt of firm Gorrissen Federspiel tells Danish media Berlingske Business.
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