Insolvency conditions for Boris Becker partially extended until 2031

As the British insolvency authority announced on Tuesday, conditions against the six-time Grand Slam winner will be extended for a further twelve years until October 16, 2031.

“Until further notice,” Becker “has mutually agreed to the extension of individual insolvency conditions until 2031,” said his lawyer Christian-Oliver Moser in response to a SID request. However, this does not mean that the entire private insolvency process will be extended until 2031.

According to the responsible authority in London, the 51-year-old Becker did not disclose financial transactions “before and after the insolvency proceedings” of at least 4,5 million pounds (around 5,2 million euros). Becker's lawyer Moser made it clear that his client had not "embezzled or concealed" any assets from the insolvency administrator. “However, he declared assets – which he did not believe he was entitled to – too late,” Moser continued.

Insolvency restrictions would usually be lifted after a year, the authority wrote in its statement: "However, due to the nature of Boris Becker's actions, the insolvency administrator has sought to extend the restrictions in order to prevent Mr. Becker from causing further damage to his creditors."

Trophies auctioned A bankruptcy court in London declared the three-time Wimbledon champion insolvent in June 2017 due to unpaid debts. In order to pay off part of the debt, numerous trophies and other memorabilia from Becker's successful career were auctioned off in the summer.

The auctions brought in a total of more than 750.000 euros. Only recently in an interview with Bild am Sonntag, Becker expressed his hope of being debt-free by the end of the year.

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Insolvency conditions for Boris Becker partially extended until 2031

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