-
21 December 2011
Restructuring solutions are becoming more complex, more expensive and taking longer to implement, according to Clifford Chance’s restructuring team
-
13 October 2011
A Cour de Cassation’s ruling on the Belvedere case has provided much-needed clarification on the role of the trustee in French insolvency proceedings
-
07 September 2011
One of the Middle East’s most complex restructurings has completed through the unique use of a sukuk. Lawyers in the region predict the technique will now be used frequently in UAE restructurings
-
13 January 2012
The failure of Eircom’s restructuring plan has highlighted tensions around the inclusion of eurozone break-up clauses in corporate contracts
-
08 November 2011
Countdown has begun to the biggest overhaul of Germany’s insolvency legislation, but lawyers predict more amendments are needed if the proposed reforms are to be effective
-
06 October 2011
The political element of the Greek debt crisis might be riddled with ambiguity, but the legal tools at Europe’s disposal are relatively clear
-
08 September 2011
Australia’s lawyers are calling for the United Nations Commission on International Trade (Uncitral) to broaden the scope of the Cross-Border Insolvency Act 2008 (CBIA) to include multinational corporate groups and their subsidiaries