EU Study Group Mission Statement


Main Objectives
  • There is a need to continue our fruitful cooperation with the EU Study Group experts whose efficient assistance is always welcome and highly appreciated.
  • There is a need to continue our excellent relationship with the EU officials in order to comfort the position of INSOL Europe as one of the leading interlocutor in the field of insolvency.
  • There will be a need to explore the relevant topics of the forthcoming Insolvency III initiative, including the collection of insolvency data and to discuss the opportunity to collect statistics by outcomes (as it was done in 2018 by the EU Study Group).
  • We are continuing to explore ways in which to tap into expertise amongst Council and the general membership, particularly in light of future opportunities for consultation on ongoing projects.
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