YANIL Mission Statement


The Younger Academics Network of Insolvency Law (YANIL) is a branch of the Academic Forum of INSOL Europe (IEAF). YANIL’s mission is provide a forum for younger academics and young professionals to discuss their research, views and questions on European and international insolvency law. 
 
By becoming YANIL member, younger academics benefit from access to a wide range of sources which can be useful for their research, as well as network with other young researchers from around the globe. YANIL members are research active and strive to encourage and assist in the development of research initiatives in the insolvency field. They actively participate in the activities organised by INSOL Europe.

YANIL members often meet at the annual IEAF and YANIL Workshops, YANIL Webinars, or at other insolvency-related conferences.
Presenting research at the Annual YANIL Research Workshop and IEAF
YANIL organizes several research webinars and workshops. The main event is the Annual YANIL Research Workshop on Restructuring and Insolvency Law. The workshop provides a forum for early career restructuring and insolvency academics to present their (ongoing) research to peers and also to experienced academics. After the presentations, there is ample time to engage in thriving discussions and get useful feedback, input, and advice on the research. It is typically a one-day workshop organised the day prior to the annual IEAF conference.

For more information on the Annual YANIL Research Workshop and other activities click here.

Furthermore, YANIL members are invited to present at the annual IEAF conference, giving postgraduate students, PhD candidates and early career researchers the opportunity to present their research amongs distinguished insolvency scholars and practitioners. This is an excellent opportunity to receive valuable feedback on your research. Click here for more information on the INSOL Europe Academic Forum
Become YANIL member!
If you wish to become a member of YANIL, please email us at: yanil@insol-europe.org 
Last updated 23 December 2024.

 

 
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