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Pursuant to Article 179 of the Turkish Execution and Bankruptcy Code (TEBC), an insolvent debtor is entitled to apply to the commercial court and suggest a proposal for restructuring its debts and strengthening its financial status. This is referred to as "stay of bankruptcy" under the relevant article. Under the TEBC, a corporation whose assets are not sufficient to cover its debts may apply to the relevant court on its own initiative; or any of the creditors may request this from the competent court with a restructuring project prepared for that insolvent debtor.

Imagine if developing countries aggressively coordinate on international finance. That could be the result of the G20

Duong Thu Ha and John R Davis of YKVN discuss the position of foreign strategic investors in the equitisation of large state-owned enterprises

Markus Fellner and Paul Luiki of Fellner Wratzfeld & Partners analyse the Austrian M&A market after the latest downturn

Burcu Sener Sözer of Taboglu & Demirhan explains the restrictions on M&A activity in the Turkish energy market

Deger Boden of Boden Law Office explains how the market design originally envisaged in the Electricity Market Law was changed with the subsequent amendments

The break-through rule has not been fully implemented in Portugal, so takeover bids can be complex, says Maria Vaz de Mascarenhas, of Pedro Pinto Reis & Associados

Alexander Vogel, Christoph Heiz, Daniel Schoch and Andrea Sieber of Meyer Lustenberger discuss the Swiss legislative reform that has changed the way M&A is done

The M&A Group at Creel García-Cuéllar Aiza y Enríquez introduces the Mexican private investment in public equity transaction

Víctor Marroquín of Marroquín & Merino outlines why more relaxed regulations allow M&A to boom in Peru