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Vasco Pedro reacts to Unbabel’s insolvency: “Management acted in good faith” and tried to “preserve value”

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Briefings

Vasco Pedro, co-founder of Unbabel, publicly defended the company's insolvency as a result of good-faith management efforts to protect stakeholders during a 2013 startup sale to TransPerfect. He stated that documented investment efforts were made to safeguard workers, creditors, and clients, though the tribunal's final ruling on whether the insolvency was culpable or fortuitous remains pending.

Key points

• Vasco Pedro publicly defended Unbabel's insolvency as a result of good-faith management efforts to protect stakeholders during a 2013 startup sale to TransPerfect.
• The company was founded in 2013, and the initial sale of all assets occurred when the startup was decided to be sold to TransPerfect.

Context

Vasco Pedro, co-founder of Unbabel, publicly defended the company's insolvency as a result of good-faith management efforts to protect stakeholders during a 2013 startup sale to TransPerfect. This is one of the first public reactions to the startup's final outcome, with Pedro asserting that documented investment efforts were made to safeguard workers, creditors, and clients.

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The evidence is limited to Pedro's statement that management acted in good faith and sought to protect stakeholders. It does not include the tribunal's final ruling on whether the insolvency was culpable or fortuitous, nor does it provide details on the specific investment efforts or their outcomes.

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