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  • 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
  • Mika Salonen and Kaisa Voutilainen of Borenius Attorneys at law discuss the overlap between legal privilege and powers of bankruptcy administration in Finland
  • Guillermo Sánchez Sava and Gustavo Badilla Araya of Central Law explains Costa Rica’s provisions for prevention and reorganisation proceedings
  • Alric Ofenheimer and Marcus Benes of Eisenberger & Herzog detail the insolvency mechanisms available in Austria
  • Harmonising global insolvency regulation is a challenging task, but Insol International president Gordon Stewart is optimistic about the prospects for more coherence in the sector. By Phil Taylor
  • Bail-ins are a controversial part of many bank resolution provisions. But they can serve a purpose in emergencies. By Phil Taylor
  • Alberto Núñez-Lagos Burguera and Teresa Camacho Artacho of Insol Europe explain how a recent Spanish court decision rebuts the presumption of the existence of an establishment
  • The panic of 2008 and may be well behind us, but the restructuring and insolvency lawyers are still dealing with the fallout from the crisis
  • Morrison & Foerster Address
  • From December 1 2011, Decree No 90/2011/NÐ-CP (dated October 14 2011) on the issue of enterprise bonds came into effect. It replaced Decree No 52/2006/NÐ-CP (May 19 2006) on the issue of enterprise bonds and some selected provisions of Decree No 53/2009/NÐ-CP on the issue of international bonds.