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Inventory and quantification of losses associated with the COVID-19 crisis. What must be taken into account in preparing claims for damages

4 May 2020

Ana Sebov, Forensic Leader, PwC Romania and Sirshar Qureshi, Forensic Partner PwC Central and Eastern Europe

After almost two months of lockdown, most states announced the relaxation of restrictions and the gradual resumption of social and economic activities. The crisis generated by the coronavirus pandemic has generated and will continue to generate huge losses to organizations that have had to restrict or stop their activity. Among the most affected companies are those in the fields of HoReCa, passenger transport, construction and real estate, traditional non-food trade, fashion.

For more information, please see the Romanian version of the article, here.