The 4th Joint Fraud Conference triumphs again in London
The fourth annual Fraud Conference took place on 29 February, welcoming 160 delegates to the Royal College of Physicians in London. A collaboration between INSOL Europe’s Anti-Fraud Forum, the Fraud…
Update from the 63rd Session of UNCITRAL Working Group V, Vienna, December 2023
The 63rd session of the Working Group was held from 11–15 December 2023 in Vienna. INSOL Europe was represented by Past President Frank Tschentscher and Florian Bruder (Council Member, Germany). Members…
New EU Proposal for a Directive Harmonising Certain Aspects of Insolvency Law (COM(2022) 702 Final))
On 7 December 2022, the European Commission proposed new measures to further develop the EU’s Capital Markets Union (CMU), including a proposal for a Directive harmonising certain aspects of Insolvency…
Resilience in the face of Adversity – Dubrovnik Congress Report
INSOL Europe's second 'Annual Congress' of the year took place in its usual Autumn slot at the Rixos Hotel in Dubrovnik from 6-9 October with over 360 delegates in attendance, report Myriam Mailly and Paul…
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As an added value, the proposal had been made by LexisPSL (UK) to make the exercise more concrete than a mere description of national provisions within the scope of this project. That is why the project contains the national provisions which would apply with regard to the recognition of proceedings commenced in the UK in respect of an English Part 26 scheme of arrangement or Part 26A restructuring plan (or the reasons why such recognition would be excluded). Indeed, this project includes restructuring proceedings and/or judgments commencing insolvency proceedings while international texts may exclude them from their scope of application.
This document was prepared by a team drawn from the INSOL Europe Country coordinators with the assistance of INSOL Europe members or other local experts where necessary to complete this valuable research project. Readers will find individuals answers of the contributors from the 27 EU countries but also a table summarising their findings which is reproduced in Appendix I of the publication. We hope that this publication will achieve its aim, namely to ensure that a proper consideration should be given to providing information for all professionals interested in questions arising under the International Private Law of Insolvency.
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