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    INSOL Europe is the European organisation of professionals who
    specialise in insolvency, business reconstruction and recovery.
    It is an association founded in 1981 and registered in France.

    INSOL Europe has over 1,200 members across Europe and beyond. If you are a lawyer, accountant, insolvency practitioner, academic, lender, regulator, member of the judiciary, credit manager, credit insurer or a student of the insolvency discipline, then you can apply to become a member.
     

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    The goals and strategies of INSOL Europe are to:

    • Lead the study, evaluation and development of restructuring and insolvency law, techniques and practice in Europe;
    • Be acknowledged by European and international bodies as the first port of call for all matters regarding restructuring and insolvency in Europe;
    • Disseminate technical and topical information on restructuring and insolvency;
    • Facilitate business development and the exchange of professional experience among its members; and
    • Further the technical and training of members, their staff and others.
     
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