Top financial managers in Western Europe are depressed after the pandemic
Euler Hermes, Hungary’s leading credit insurer, conducted a survey among corporate finance executives on how management priorities for 2020 have changed and how business confidence has changed as a result of the pandemic. The research was first conducted in February 2020 and then repeated in May in the UK, France, Germany and Italy, interviewing nearly a thousand senior corporate finance executives.
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