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  • Mark Robinson, president of Insol International, discusses his goals for Insol and restructuring developments in the Asia-Pacific
  • There are a number of principal corporate insolvency and reorganisation proceedings available under Irish law.
  • Formal collective insolvency procedures under the Insolvency Act 1986 (Act) consist of company voluntary arrangements (CVA), administration and liquidation. Receivership is a secured creditor's limited enforcement remedy.
  • The Brazilian Bankruptcy and Restructuring Law (BRL) establishes three major mechanisms that may apply to troubled companies: (i) judicial reorganisation proceedings; (ii) out-of-court reorganisation proceedings; and (iii) bankruptcy or forced liquidation. As one of its main features, the BRL offers the corporate debtor flexibility and continuity of management and an opportunity for rehabilitation.
  • Gilbey Strub of the Association for Financial Markets and Carter McDowell of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association discuss global bank resolution and recovery initiatives
  • The Insolvency Act 2003 (Act) and the Insolvency Rules 2005 set out the various insolvency proceedings available in the British Virgin Islands (BVI). Although included at Part III of the Act, the administration provisions are not yet in force. The BVI Business Companies Act (BC Act) includes provisions for reorganisation.
  • The Danish Bankruptcy Act provides for three different juridical insolvency procedures: bankruptcy, restructuring and debt relief. Outside the three judicial insolvency procedures, a variety of non-judicial rescue and reorganisation arrangements can be completed with creditor consent.
  • Only one formal collective insolvency procedure exists under the Companies (Winding Up and Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance (the Act): liquidation.
  • Carola Schuler, Moody’s managing director of financial institutions in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, discusses its new methodology and the global regulatory environment
  • In Argentina, reorganisation and bankruptcy is governed by Law 24,522 (the Bankruptcy Law), which provides for the following insolvency processes.