Finest Future, an education company founded by Peter Vesterbacka in 2020, is facing bankruptcy as it has owed around €170,000 to the pension company Ilmarinen, which has initiated bankruptcy proceedings against the firm. Peter Vesterbacka clarified that the foreign students who have come to Finland through Finest Future are on their own regarding their studies and will not be directly impacted by the company’s financial troubles. This means that the students' education will continue as per the responsibilities of their respective schools in Finland.

Despite the bankruptcy threat, Vesterbacka noted that the company maintains contact with the students who have arrived in Finland, as they often inquire about further educational opportunities. This ongoing communication indicates that the relationship between students and the company does not end with the provision of language courses; rather, there is an effort to support their academic journey even when the company is facing closure. The responsibility for the students' education transfers primarily to the educational institutions they join, keeping their prospects alive.

The situation poses significant implications for foreign students who rely on the language courses offered by Finest Future for a pathway into Finnish high schools and vocational institutions. While Finest Future is navigating its bankruptcy proceedings, it's essential for students to seek clarity on their educational status and continue to engage with Finnish schools to ensure they receive the necessary support for their studies in Finland. This development emphasizes the precarious position of foreign education providers amidst economic challenges and the importance of institutional support for international students in foreign educational systems.