Quaestor Failure Triggers Seizure Of Hungarian Side Győri ETO's Stadium

The failure of Hungarian financial services group Quaestor has pushed Hungarian side Győri ETO out of its stadium, "into bankruptcy and almost out of the league," according to Jaroslaw Adamowski of INSIDE WORLD FOOTBALL. Shortly after the National Bank of Hungary suspended the operating license of Quaestor due to financial irregularities, Győri ETO stadium was "taken over by the Hungarian police as part of an operation to seize the group's assets." While the club and its stadium are owned by the bankrupt group, the Hungarian government has "issued a decree in the country's official gazette," which states that they are both "subject to 'different liquidation procedures from conventional companies.'" As a result, the side was" allowed to continue competing in the Hungarian top tier" (INSIDE WORLD FOOTBALL, 4/9).