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Tobias Wens joined Boston Consulting Group in November 2010. He is a core member of the Restructuring & Turnaround Task Force and BCG's Transform practice. His client work focuses on restructuring and turnarounds in various industries and he has led a large number of complex operational turnarounds and financial restructurings, especially for mid-sized companies. His work includes independent business reviews (IBRs), holistic turnaround concepts, going-concern prognoses, cash release and net working capital management, and insolvency support.

Tobias delivers short-term impact for companies facing challenges from concept development to implementation.

Before joining BCG, Tobias worked for over two years at Roland Berger.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • Degree in Industrial Engineering, Hamburg University of Technology

Publications and Videos

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A Resilient Balance Sheet Pays Off in Uncertain Times

Companies can gain breathing room to operate under stressful conditions; withstand the scrutiny of shareholders, creditors, and regulators; and pursue market opportunities.
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Tough Times Ahead for Refinancing

According to a recent BCG survey, many companies in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland may struggle to simultaneously refinance outstanding debt and fund large-scale business model transformation.
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A Cash Management Survival Guide

When a company’s existence is on the line, the finance department needs a laser focus on short-term liquidity.
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Essential lifeline for many companies: Rapid-Response Cash Management Office

Business leaders in many industries face massive challenges on almost all fronts because of COVID-19. The situation is especially dire for highly affected industries like auto, non-food retail and travel & tourism.
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Boost Business Resilience by Improving Net Working Capital

Working capital optimization can be invaluable—building profits, reducing debt, and boosting corporate strength—whether in day-to-day operations or in the face of a downturn.
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Corporate Financing Trends in Germany

Companies in crisis face increasing complexity and risk in the financing process—and new players at the negotiating table. Adopting sophisticated and realistic restructuring plans, among other success factors, will help.
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Corporate (Re)financing and Restructuring Trends in Germany

Potent forces are reshaping Germany’s corporate-finance landscape. To succeed, businesses must craft new approaches to get needed financing, and banks must find ways to remain relevant.