About Eurofenix

The journal of INSOL Europe

Reach and influence Europe’s best

Eurofenix is the official quarterly journal of INSOL Europe. It is essential reading for INSOL Europe members, licensed insolvency practitioners and all professionals involved in business recovery throughout Europe. Eurofenix is sent to all INSOL Europe members providing unique access to Europe’s leading insolvency professionals and academics.

The indispensable guide to European insolvency

Eurofenix has a truly pan-European approach, with an editorial board drawn from a variety of jurisdictions and backgrounds. News, interviews and features are written by insolvency practitioners and representatives of wider interest groups, eg bankers and lenders, from all jurisdictions.
Regular content includes:
    •    Cross-jurisdictional surveys and analysis of key issues
    •    Legal news and commentary
    •    Jurisdiction case studies, including EU accession countries
    •    Technical insights from the INSOL Europe Academic Forum
    •    INSOL Europe news, reviews and events
 
Sponsored by:


Prof. Dr. Klaus Pannen
Neuer Wall 25 / Schleusenbrücke 1, 20354 Hamburg
Tel. +49 40.32 08 57 - 121   Fax. +49 40.32 08 57 - 143

 
Latest News

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The Italian Sea Group receives acquisition proposal from Hong Kong-based group

Hong Kong-based TISG-Asia Investment Holding Limited has submitted a non-binding expression of interest to acquire The Italian Sea Group (TISG) or its business as a going concern, backed by TGG Group.…

Nautitech Catamarans enters redressement judiciaire

Nautitech Catamarans entered redressement judiciaire — French court-supervised restructuring, in August 2026, following a ruling by the Tribunal de Commerce de La Rochelle. The procedure is not liquidation:…

UK firm running Portugal’s largest solar plant files for insolvency

British company Welink Energy, owner of Solara4, Portugal’s largest solar power plant, has entered insolvency proceedings. The 219 MW facility in Alcoutim, Algarve, has operated since 2021 but has faced…

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