Dr. Maximilian Kindler
Founder and managing director of incaseof.law; co-author of the study.
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Data. Definitions. Sources.
Selected aggregate tables and definitions from the register analysis supporting the published “Warten aufs Geld” study.
What the register data show
| Measure | Value | Supporting table |
|---|---|---|
| Companies after deduplication | 149,916 | CSV |
| Balance-sheet position B.II analysed | EUR 194.903 billion | CSV |
| Share held by the top one percent | 60.964% | CSV |
The balance-sheet position includes receivables and other assets. It does not directly show which amounts are overdue, disputed or uncollectible. A stock is also different from an annual flow.
Source: incaseof.law register analysis, July 2026. Most recent selected accounts per company, financial year ending from 2024. The selected tables match the headline figures shown here in the v2 full study.
Download data and provenance
The package contains ten selected aggregate result tables, provenance and checksums. Individual company records and the internal workbook are not included.
How to cite the study
Kindler, Maximilian; Holzbach, Stephan (2026): Warten aufs Geld – Langfassung 2026. incaseof.law. Updated August 2026 edition. Specify the chapter, table and version used.
Study authors
Stephan Holzbach
Co-author of “Warten aufs Geld”, a study of receivables and liquidity in Austrian corporate accounts.
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Additional result tables
Saved aggregate analysis dated 17 July 2026. No company-level or personal records. Also included in the ZIP package.
Three findings to share
Charts created from aggregate study results. Editorial reuse with attribution to “incaseof.law, Warten aufs Geld, register data 17 July 2026” and a link to this methods page; retain labels and methodological context. Chart labels are in German.
