“Corporate Death by Winding-Up”: Pretoria High Court Reaffirms the Badenhorst Principle – Polity.org.za
“Corporate Death by Winding-Up”: Pretoria High Court Reaffirms the Badenhorst Principle Polity.org.za Read the original article here
Shareholder Loans in Corporate Insolvency – A New Approach to an Old Problem | German Law Journal
10 See, e.g., Cahn, Andreas, Equitable Subordination of Shareholder Loans?, 7 European Business Organization Law Review (EBOR) 287 (2006); Peter O. Mülbert, A Synthetic View of Different Concepts of Creditor Protection, or: A High-Level Framework for Corporate Creditor Protection, 7 European Business Organization Law Review (EBOR) 357, 397–399 (2006); Eidenmüller, Horst, Gesellschafterdarlehen in der Insolvenz,…
COVID-19 Insolvency Update: Voidable transactions – Key issues for creditors – Russell Kennedy
COVID-19 Insolvency Update: Voidable transactions – Key issues for creditors Russell Kennedy Read the original article here
Structured Finance and the UK Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 – Dentons
Structured Finance and the UK Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 Dentons Read the original article here
Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act: construction sector implications
The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act (CIGA) in the UK, which became law on 26 June 2020, promises to be the trigger for the biggest changes seen in the insolvency world for almost 20 years, and it contains a number of temporary measures construction companies should also be aware of that are designed to…
Market insights – HWLE Lawyers
Market insights HWLE Lawyers Read the original article here
Confidentiality, secrecy and privilege matters in corporate insolvency and bank resolution
Confidentiality, secrecy and privilege are not unfamiliar topics to lawyers, yet the three themes have never been comprehensively explored in the field of insolvency. In our latest book, Confidentiality, Secrecy and Privilege in Corporate Insolvency and Bank Resolution (The Hague, Eleven International Publishing, 2020), we closely studied these three themes. We chose systematic research from…
North East robotics firm resumes trading after Edinburgh court halts liquidation
Newcastle robotics firm Wootzano has resumed trading after the Court of Session in Edinburgh halted liquidation proceedings in. It followed the confirmation of approximately £237 million in contracted distribution agreements in a report submitted to the court. The court granted a “sist” – a Scottish legal mechanism that pauses the liquidation process and allows a…
The calm before the storm: Early evidence on business insolvency amid COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is a human health emergency with profound and wide-ranging economic impacts. Like many economic crises before it, the current recession has caused a marked decline in business activity, interruptions to global value chains, increased unemployment, credit squeezes, and rising government debt levels. It has also caused a liquidity shortfall for both businesses…
GCC Restructuring and Exit at the Entity Level: Voluntary Liquidation, Cross Border Merger and FEMA Repatriation | nasscom
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