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Globe Law and Business Ltd European Debt Restructuring Handbook: Leading
Book SynopsisOver the past decade in Europe, the number of companies with complex corporate and financing structures has increased to levels unseen at any time in history. While efforts have been made by the European Union and various jurisdictions to improve their restructuring and insolvency regimes, restructuring practitioners and their clients have had to extend the boundaries of what was supposed to be possible in order to restructure corporate groups' balance sheets in a manner that is reflective of value and that preserves the going concern. This publication brings together Europe's leading restructuring lawyers who were and remain instrumental in shaping the way that European restructurings are conducted and implemented today. Each chapter is a detailed case study, by key lawyers centrally involved, on leading restructurings including McCarthy & Stone, IMO Carwash, Monier, Countrywide, Truvo, Autodistribution, SGD, La Seda de Barcelona, Schoeller Arca Systems, Risanamento SpA, Almatis, WIND Hellas, European Directories and Rodenstock. This practical handbook represents an unprecedented record of the leading restructurings of the era by those involved and leads the reader through each in detail, unlike any other publication to date. It is an invaluable tool for restructuring and insolvency practitioners throughout Europe.Trade ReviewIf you want to read an account of some of Europe’s most important, and sometimes contentious, restructurings in the recent downturn written by the advisers that actually worked on the deals, then this is the book for you. * Global Turnaround *Whilst the book is primarily aimed at insolvency and restructuring practitioners, its clear and approachable style makes it both accessible and useful for wider corporate and financing practitioners as well as principals -- Wayne McArdle and Gareth Jones * Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP *Table of ContentsIntroduction 5 Kon Asimacopoulos Kirkland & Ellis LLP Justin Bickle Oaktree Capital Management McCarthy & Stone 7 Richard Tett Freshfields LLP IMO Carwash 19 Adam Al-Attar 3-4 SouthSquare Monier 37 Melissa Coakley Mark Hyde Clifford Chance LLP Countrywide 51 Justin Bickle Oaktree Capital Management Yushan Ng Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft LLP Truvo 61 Karen McMaster Yushan Ng Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft LLP Autodistribution 75 Olivier Assant Nicolas Laurent Samuel Pariente Bredin Prat SGD 87 Martin Graham Oaktree Capital Management Eduardo J Fernandez Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP La Seda de Barcelona 103 Carlos Gila Gila & Co Richard Tett Freshfields LLP Alan Tilley Bryan Mansell & Tilley LLP Schoeller Arca Systems 115 Holly Neavill Latham & Watkins LLP Teun Struycken NautaDutilh Risanamento SpA 131 Bruno Cova Paul Hastings LLP Almatis 153 Kon Asimacopoulos Adam Paul Kirkland & Ellis LLP Justin Bickle Oaktree Capital Management WIND Hellas 163 Ben Davies White & Case Mark Glengarry Morgan Stanley European Directories 175 Kon Asimacopoulos Partha Kar Elaine Nolan Frederick Powles Kirkland & Ellis LLP Rodenstock 187 Florian Bruder Wolfgang Nardi Leo Plank Frederick Powles Kirkland & Ellis LLP Conclusions: lessons learned and emerging themes 197 Kon Asimacopoulos Kirkland & Ellis LLP Justin Bickle Oaktree Capital Management About the authors 199
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Globe Law and Business Ltd Sovereign Debt and Debt Restructuring: Legal,
Book SynopsisSovereign Debt Restructuring: Legal, Financial and Regulatory Aspects is a major new work addressing many of the significant issues related to the management and restructuring of sovereign debt. It provides lessons for future credit events affecting the whole range of sovereign debt financial participants, transactions and instruments. Written by leading practitioners and renowned academics, this title provides in-depth analysis of aspects of the intersection between the recent financial crisis in Europe and the law, litigation and practice of selected key international jurisdictions - mainly the United States, Europe and certain international arbitration tribunals. In particular, the book examines the main sovereign financial restructurings that have arisen in recent years; the road ahead for the countries most affected, such as Ireland, Portugal and Greece; sovereign debt litigation over the last 15 years; the analysis and application of derivatives involving sovereign debt; and the role of the arbitration tribunals in claims arising from unpaid sovereign debt.This authoritative title provides legal practitioners, academics, financial agents, financial institution officers, investment analysts and managers, investors and officials of regulatory agencies with the information they need to navigate their way through the challenges arising from one of the most complex areas of the international financial markets.Table of ContentsPart I: Fundamentals Fundamentals of sovereign debt 5 Eugenio A Bruno TIG Americas, Garrido Law Firm Part II: The governments, the markets, the IMF and the rating agencies The sovereign stress situation 11 Rashique Rahman Morgan Stanley The Greek sovereign debt restructuring 19 Alexander Metallinos Karatzas & Partners Behind the 2012 Greek default and restructuring 33 Arturo C Porzecanski American University Part III: Sovereign debt litigation Debt restructuring cases against sovereigns and the US Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act 51 Oliver Armas Thomas Hall Chadbourne & Parke LLP Judicial cases against sovereign countries before the Argentina case 79 Eugenio A Bruno TIG Americas, Garrido Law Firm Defence after default: US court proceedings against foreign sovereigns 89 Jonathan Blackman Sara A Sanchez Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Current trends in investment arbitration relating to sovereign bond defaults 101 Jan Bischoff Dabelstein & Passehl Sovereigns before international courts 117 Mauro Megliani Catholic University of Milan Individual versus collective enforcement rights in sovereign bonds 127 Sönke Häseler University of Hamburg Part IV: How to restructure How to restructure 141 Eugenio A Bruno TIG Americas, Garrido Law Firm Part V: Derivatives and sovereign debt Credit derivatives and sovereign debt 147 Edmund Parker Marcin Perzanowski Mayer Brown International LLP Credit derivatives and the sovereign debt restructuring process 167 Edmund Parker Marcin Perzanowski Mayer Brown International LLP Part VI: Lessons from history Lessons from history: structuring, defaulting and restructuring and the emerging markets 189 Eugenio A Bruno TIG Americas, Garrido Law Firm Part VII: Lessons from the sovereign debt restructurings of the modern era and the road ahead Lessons from the most recent restructurings 193 Eugenio A Bruno TIG Americas, Garrido Law Firm Lessons for Europe: The pre-emptive restructuring of Uruguay 201 Nicolás Piaggio Guyer & Regules Argentina: effects of the pari passu clause on future sovereign debt restructurings 209 Eugenio A Bruno TIG Americas, Garrido Law Firm About the authors 227
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Globe Law and Business Ltd Licences and Insolvency: A Practical Global Guide
Book SynopsisThe number of insolvencies is increasing by the day, while insolvencies are becoming more and more complex and international. Licences represent an increasingly important part of a company’s assets - be they technology licences, name or trademark licences or licences with regard to text, photo or audiovisual material or software. While insolvency proceedings of licensors or licensees can pose material threats to the prospects of the business concerned, there are still many uncertainties as to the fate of a licence, applicable law, place of jurisdiction in such proceedings and so on. This practical handbook provides an overview of the most relevant legal issues in over 25 of the most important business nations around the globe. It provides guidance to licensors, licensees, insolvency practitioners and their attorneys to promote a better understanding of the insolvency mechanisms in these countries and the effect that such proceedings may have upon licence agreements with an insolvent entity. Whether you are an IP lawyer in private practice, an insolvency practitioner or general counsel in an international business, this commercially focused guide will provide you with practical insight into the relevant legal issues.Trade ReviewA useful book for those engaged in insolvency practice and providing a sound basis for those considering the major issues involved in intellectual property transactions. -- Paul Omar * Professor of International and Comparative Insolvency Law, Nottingham Law School *Clearly written and practical analysis valuable for practitioners when confronted with a case in which a licence is a part of a foreign insolvency case. -- Prof. Dr Bob Wessels * Professor of International Insolvency Law at the University of Leiden *Table of ContentsPreface 5 Marcel Willems Kennedy Van der Laan Matthias Nordmann Ulrich Reber SKW Schwarz Australia 7 Christopher Brown Lonsdale Chambers Timothy Creek Rodney De Boos Davies Collison Cave Law Austria 19 Axel Anderl Felix Hörlsberger Dorda Brugger Jordis Belgium 31 Yves Lenders Annick Mottet Haugaard Lydian Canada 45 Craig J Hill Borden Ladner Gervais LLP China 51 Brian Sullivan Yin Zhengyou W&H Law Firm Denmark 61 Arly Carlquist Carsten Ceutz Bech-Bruun England and Wales 71 Peter Armstrong Rhys Llewellyn Harbottle & Lewis LLP Finland 83 Pekka Jaatinen Elina Pesonen Castrén & Snellman Attorneys Ltd France 91 Amélie Dorst Anja Droege Gagnier BMH AVOCATS Germany 107 Matthias Nordmann Ulrich Reber SKW Schwarz Hong Kong 115 Mark Bedford Kevin Lee Boughton Peterson Yang Anderson in association with Zhong Lun Law Firm Hungary 127 Gusztáv Bacher Gabor Faludi Dávid Kerpel Szecskay Attorneys at Law India 137 Rahul Goel Sandeep Kumar Gupta Anu Monga Nilesh Sharma Dhir & Dhir Associates Ireland 151 Martin Kelleher Mason Hayes & Curran Israel 163 Yuval Horn Keren Kanir Horn & Co Italy 177 Pietro Masi Davide Petris Portolano Cavallo Studio Legale Japan 187 Shinnosuke Fukuoka Toshihide Haruyama Nishimura & Asahi Mexico 201 Gustavo A Alcocer Olivares Netherlands 211 Marcel Willems Kennedy Van der Laan Russia 219 Yulia Litovtseva Valentina Orlova Pepeliaev Group South Africa 235 Hans Klopper Independent Advisory Spain 247 Agustín Bou JAUSAS Sweden 261 Jennie Klingberg Odd Swarting Setterwalls Switzerland 273 David Jenny Christian Wyss VISCHER AG Turkey 285 Orçun Çetinkaya F Müjgan Güngör Merve Karaduman Asena A Keser GÜN & PARTNERS United States 295 John W Holcomb Lynda Zadra-Symes Knobbe Martens About the authors 315
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Globe Law and Business Ltd Investing in Distressed Debt in Europe:: The TMA
Book SynopsisThe European distressed debt market has grown exponentially during the last few years, experiencing very significant development. Many investors have entered that market with the intention of profiting from the opportunities that this market is offering them. However, navigating the waters of the European distressed debt market has not always been easy, because this market is far from homogeneous and legal fragmentation is the norm. This co-publication with TMA Europe provides an overview of the European distressed debt market, covering debt trading, non-performing loans, direct lending, restructuring and workouts. It analyses these topics and others from a pan-European point of view, and is intended as a practical guide for anyone seeking a better understanding of the commercial and legal complexities involved in a highly fragmented market where different jurisdictions, legislative frameworks and market practices apply. Ignacio Buil Aldana, a partner in the finance and restructuring team at the London office of Spanish law firm Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira, has acted as consulting editor for the publication, which also features contributions from other leading experts in the field. Whether you are a lawyer in private practice or in industry, a financial advisor or an investor, this title aims to give you comprehensive insight into all the significant aspects of the European distressed debt market.Trade ReviewInvesting in Distressed Debt in Europe makes a genuine contribution to the literature by combining the practical knowledge of its expert contributors with serious legal analysis in an area which is infrequently covered in other work. Crucially, in doing so, it avoids simply setting the law out or recounting war stories from the market. Instead, it has been carefully structured and provides a rigorous analysis of the issues which it covers, so that the reader is likely to be able to navigate to the appropriate point with ease. This means that, whilst the book can certainly be read cover to cover, it is also invaluable for those with specific concerns and time constraints. -- Sarah Paterson * The London School of Economics and Political Science *Table of ContentsForeword 7 Lukas Fecker TMA Europe President Preface 9 Ignacio Buil Aldana Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira Part I: Introduction Investing in distressed debt in Europe: an overview 13 Tom Cox Damian Malone Mark Sinjakli AlixPartners Part II: Acquisition of distressed debt Credit agreement and indenture analysis from a European perspective 33 Jacqueline Ingram Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP Anatomy of an LMA distressed trade transaction and transfer mechanisms under English law 43 Elizabeth Bilbao Mandel, Katz & Brosnan LLP Overview of distressed trading in selected jurisdictions 59 France Jérémie Bismuth Olivia Locatelli Dimitrios Logizidis Gide Loyrette Nouel Germany Sacha Lürken Wolfgang Nardi Oded Schein Kirkland & Ellis International LLP Italy Gregorio Consoli Federica Scialpi Chiomenti Studio Legale Spain Beatriz Causapé Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira Part III: The European nonperforming loans (NLP) market ‘Bad banks’ and their role in the financial sector deleveraging process in Europe 81 Fernando Mínguez Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira Anatomy of a non- performing loan portfolio sale 93 Paul Dunbar Vinson & Elkins LLP Part IV: Direct lending The direct lending landscape in Europe 109 Nerea Pérez de Guzmán FTI Consulting Trends in direct lending 119 Andrew Perkins Sarah Ward Macfarlanes LLP Legal structuring of direct lending deals in selected European jurisdictions France 133 Jérémie Bismuth Marie Dubarry de Lassalle Olivia Locatelli Caroline Texier Gide Loyrette Nouel Germany 141 Sacha Lürken Wolfgang Nardi Oded Schein Kirkland & Ellis International LLP Italy 149 Giorgio Cappelli Andrea Martino Giovanna Randazzo Chiomenti Studio Legale Spain 157 Íñigo de Luisa Íñigo Rubio Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira Part V: Restructuring and workouts Recent trends in European cross-border restructurings 167 Arturo Gayoso Deloitte Financial Advisory Schemes of arrangements: theory and practice 175 Graham Lane Iben Madsen Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Developments in the European legal framework for restructuring France 199 Jérémie Bismuth Marie Dubarry de Lassalle Olivia Locatelli Caroline Texier Gide Loyrette Nouel Germany 215 Sacha Lürken Kirkland & Ellis International LLP Italy 237 Giulia Battaglia Antonio Tavella Chiomenti Studio Legale Spain 249 Cristóbal Cotta Andrea Perelló Fedra Valencia Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira Restructuring high-yield bonds in Europe 261 Paul Durban Grégoire Hansen Brown Rudnick LLP The recast EU Insolvency Regulation and its impact on distressed investing 279 James Bell Douglas Hawthorn Jeremy Walsh Travers Smith LLP Part VI: Taxation Structuring the acquisition and disposal of distressed debt 295 Rebeca Rodríguez Cuatrecasas, Gonçalves Pereira Luke Vassay Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP About the authors 317
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Globe Law and Business Ltd Cash Pooling and Insolvency: A Practical Global
Book Synopsis'Cash is king’ – and, presumably, will remain king for a long time to come. This viewpoint is even more relevant since the 2008 international financial crisis. Banks are still hesitant to provide credit lines to companies, whether national or cross-border. High interest rates are charged on debt but hardly any interest is paid on credit amounts. More than ever before, companies need to limit both debit and credit amounts. Pooling cash within a corporate group or among a number of companies enables the best use of the funds available at as little cost as possible, thus strengthening the financial position of the companies involved. Cash pooling is thereby a means of reducing the risk of insolvency during difficult economic times. The first edition of this book, published in 2012, was very well received. Since then, there have been a number of reasons to update the information it contains: new case law, new national legislation and recent EU initiatives. Furthermore, chapters on Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have been added to the already impressive number of jurisdictions covered. This title, published in association with the International Bar Association, draws together leading practitioners from a wide range of countries, who together provide detailed analysis on the provisions in their jurisdiction for cash pooling and insolvency. Each chapter follows the same template for ease of reference; topics featured include specific legal requirements from various perspectives, the liability of company directors, banking requirements, regulatory requirements and tax. This practical handbook is an essential guide for any insolvency professional, in-house counsel or adviser in banking and finance.Trade ReviewReview for first edition: This practical handbook is a welcome guide for in-house counsel or advisers in banking and finance, as well as for insolvency practitioners. -- Professor Bob WesselsTable of ContentsIntroduction 7 Marcel Willems Kennedy Van der Laan NV Cash pooling and the EU Insolvency Regulation 9 Bart de Man Jeroen Postma Kennedy Van der Laan NV Argentina 17 Tomás M Araya M&M Bomchil Abogados Mario Benjamín Terán Lawyer Daniela A Bianchi Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal Austria 35 Arno Brauneis bkp Rechtsanwälte Australia 45 Ian Walker Minter Ellison Belgium 59 Tom Geudens Yves Lenders Pieter Meeus Lydian Canada 75 Mary Arzoumanidis Jeffrey Carolan Royal Bank of Canada China 89 Rogier van Bijnen Kathleen Cao R&P China Lawyers Cyprus 105 Venetia Argyropoulou Alexandra Pelaghias-Christodoulou Pelaghias, Christodoulou, Vrachas LLC Czech Republic 121 Ernst Giese Mária Piacˇková Giese & Partner, vos Denmark 135 Carsten Ceutz Thomas Frøbert Morten Krogsgaard Bech-Bruun England 151 Charles Kerrigan Olswang LLP Estonia 173 Martin Mäesalu Raino Paron Tõnis Vahesaar Raidla Ellex Finland 185 Pekka Jaatinen Anna-Kaisa Remes Castrén & Snellman Attorneys Ltd France 199 Amélie Dorst Anja Droege Gagnier BMH Avocats Germany 213 Daniela Mader Kirsten Schümann-Kleber GÖRG Greece 229 Constantinos N Klissouras Christina K Papachristopoulou KP Law Firm Hungary 243 Melinda Pelikán Zsófia Polyák János Tóth Wolf Theiss Ireland 257 Daragh Bohan Frank Flanagan Mayson Hayes & Curran Italy 281 Flavio A Acerbi 5Lex Silvio Cavallo Domenico Gioia Paolo Manganelli Paul Hastings Cosimo Pennetta RCC Lex Japan 323 Naoya Ariyoshi Maya Ito Shinsuke Ushirobira Nishimura & Asahi Latvia 339 Dia¯na Balkena BDO Legal Lithuania 347 Liudgardas Maculevicˇius Rödl & Partner Luxembourg 355 Franz Fayot Laurent Fisch FischFayot Mexico 371 Darío U Oscós Oscós Abogados Netherlands 379 Marcel Willems Kennedy Van der Laan NV Norway 395 Børge Grøttjord Kari Amalie Pettersen Grette DA Portugal 417 Miguel de Avillez Pereira Gómez-Acebo & Pombo Hugo Teixeira Abreu Advogados South Korea 429 Sang-Jin Ahn Keum-Ho Lee Steve Sunghwa Song Kim and Chang Spain 441 Maria Luisa de Alarcón Agustín Bou Carlos Pol Jausas Sweden 459 Kristina Einarsson Mathias Winge Setterwalls Switzerland 471 Benedict F Christ David Jenny Nadia Tarolli Schmidt VISCHER AG United States 483 Judith Elkin Judith Elkin PLLC Kourtney P Lyda Arsalan Muhammad Kelli Stephenson Norfleet Haynes and Boone, LLP About the authors 505
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Globe Law and Business Ltd Cross-Border Insolvency: A Commentary on the
Book SynopsisCross-border insolvency is an increasingly topical issue and cross-border insolvency practice continues to develop rapidly. Cross-Border Insolvency: A Commentary on the UNCITRAL Model Law (Fourth Edition) is an updated, enhanced edition covering the national implementation of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency. Written by specialists from each jurisdiction, this new edition provides an in-depth, article-by-article analysis of the local enactment and application of the model law in each of the jurisdictions concerned, alongside consideration of the relationship between the model law and any existing cross-border insolvency jurisprudence. Each chapter adopts essentially the same format for ease of reference, addressing key concepts such as the centre of main interests, court-to-court communication, enforcement of security interests and the protection of debtors and creditors. New to the fourth edition are chapters on Chile, Gibraltar and the Philippines with an expanded South African chapter to include the OHADA countries.This major new edition is an invaluable guide to the local application and comparative analysis of the model law for anyone dealing with cross-border insolvency issues. Lawyers in private practice or in-house, insolvency practitioners, government authorities, academics and students will find this expanded edition an essential addition to their library.Trade ReviewReview for previous edition: The book is a must-read for judges. -- Professor Bob WesselsIn summary, this is an invaluable reference text on how the Model Law has thus far been adopted. It serves as a useful aide-mémoire to the status of the text in the jurisdictions covered and is thus of great utility to a range of potential users. -- Paul OmarTable of ContentsIntroduction 7 Marcel Willems Kennedy Van der Laan NV Cash pooling and the 9 EU Insolvency Regulation Bart de Man Jeroen Postma Kennedy Van der Laan NV Argentina 17 Tomás M Araya M&M Bomchil Abogados Mario Benjamín Terán Lawyer Daniela A Bianchi Marval, O’Farrell & Mairal Austria 35 Arno Brauneis bkp Rechtsanwälte Australia 45 Ian Walker Minter Ellison Belgium 59 Tom Geudens Yves Lenders Pieter Meeus Lydian Canada 75 Mary Arzoumanidis Jeffrey Carolan Royal Bank of Canada China 89 Rogier van Bijnen Kathleen Cao R&P China Lawyers Cyprus 105 Venetia Argyropoulou Alexandra Pelaghias-Christodoulou Pelaghias, Christodoulou, Vrachas LLC Czech Republic 121 Ernst Giese Mária Piacˇková Giese & Partner, vos Denmark 135 Carsten Ceutz Thomas Frøbert Morten Krogsgaard Bech-Bruun England 151 Charles Kerrigan Olswang LLP Estonia 173 Martin Mäesalu Raino Paron Tõnis Vahesaar Raidla Ellex Finland 185 Pekka Jaatinen Anna-Kaisa Remes Castrén & Snellman Attorneys Ltd France 199 Amélie Dorst Anja Droege Gagnier BMH Avocats Germany 213 Daniela Mader Kirsten Schümann-Kleber GÖRG Greece 229 Constantinos N Klissouras Christina K Papachristopoulou KP Law Firm Hungary 243 Melinda Pelikán Zsófia Polyák János Tóth Wolf Theiss Ireland 257 Daragh Bohan Frank Flanagan Mayson Hayes & Curran Italy 281 Flavio A Acerbi 5Lex Silvio Cavallo Domenico Gioia Paolo Manganelli Paul Hastings Cosimo Pennetta RCC Lex Japan 323 Naoya Ariyoshi Maya Ito Shinsuke Ushirobira Nishimura & Asahi Latvia 339 Diana Balkena BDO Legal Lithuania 347 Liudgardas Maculevicˇius Rödl & Partner Luxembourg 355 Franz Fayot Laurent Fisch FischFayot Mexico 371 Darío U Oscós Oscós Abogados Netherlands 379 Marcel Willems Kennedy Van der Laan NV Norway 395 Børge Grøttjord Kari Amalie Pettersen Grette DA Portugal 417 Miguel de Avillez Pereira Gómez-Acebo & Pombo Hugo Teixeira Abreu Advogados South Korea 429 Sang-Jin Ahn Keum-Ho Lee Steve Sunghwa Song Kim and Chang Spain 441 Maria Luisa de Alarcón Agustín Bou Carlos Pol Jausas Sweden 459 Kristina Einarsson Mathias Winge Setterwalls Switzerland 471 Benedict F Christ David Jenny Nadia Tarolli Schmidt VISCHER AG United States 483 Judith Elkin Judith Elkin PLLC Kourtney P Lyda Arsalan Muhammad Kelli Stephenson Norfleet Haynes and Boone, LLP About the authors 505
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De Gruyter Der Gläubiger in Der Gesamtvollstreckung:
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De Gruyter §§ 103-128
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De Gruyter Praxis Des Insolvenzrechts
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De Gruyter Praxishandbuch Nachlassinsolvenzverfahren
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de Gruyter Vermögensentzug in Der Konzerninsolvenz
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de Gruyter Die Gestaltung Der Haftung Des Geschäftsführers
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de Gruyter Überschuldung wegen drohender Zahlungsunfähigkeit
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Kohlhammer Insolvenzrecht
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Kohlhammer Insolvenzrecht
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Duncker & Humblot Das Bargeschaftsprivileg Gemass 142 Inso Nach Dem
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Duncker & Humblot Hochstpersonlichkeit Und Delegationsbefugnis Des
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Duncker & Humblot Materielle Schranken Der Stimmrechtsmacht Im
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Duncker & Humblot Die Verantwortungsubernahme Des Geschaftsfuhrers
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Duncker & Humblot Insolvenzbezogene Pflichten Von
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Duncker & Humblot Die Fortfuhrung Der Insolventen Fluggesellschaft
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Duncker & Humblot Die Abgrenzung Von Gesellschafts- Und
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Duncker & Humblot Das Beschlussmangelrecht in Der
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Peter Lang AG Fragen des Deutschen und Europaeischen
Book SynopsisDer Band der auf dem X. Kieler Insolvenzrechtlichen Symposium gehaltenen Vorträge deckt das Feld des gesamten Insolvenzrechts ab: Von praktisch höchst bedeutsamen Zuständigkeitsfragen internationalen europäischen Insolvenzrechts bei grenzüberschreitenden Insolvenzen, dem bislang noch nicht ausgeleuchteten Recht der Genussrechte in der Insolvenz über insolvenzstraf- und insolvenzsteuerrechtliche Probleme, das insolvenzrechtliche Vergütungsrecht, das Gegenstand heftiger Diskussionen ist, nur scheinbar ausdiskutierte Fragen der Aus- und Absonderungsrechte bis hin zu Fragen des Verhältnisses von Insolvenzrecht und Gesellschaftsrecht reicht der Bogen der Themen, die verhandelt worden sind.
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Peter Lang AG Die Verjaehrung von Masseverbindlichkeiten:
Book SynopsisDer Autor untersucht die Verjährung von Masseverbindlichkeiten und die Spannungslagen zwischen Rechtsverfolgung der Massegläubiger und ordnungsgemäßer Masseverwaltung. Er setzt sich mit den verschiedenen Arten der Masseverbindlichkeiten, deren Geltendmachung und Verjährung sowie dem Greifen von Hemmungstatbeständen auseinander und grenzt sie zu Massekosten und Insolvenzforderungen hin ab. Nach Auslegung und unter Berücksichtigung von Treu- und Glauben kommt er zu dem Ergebnis, dass Masseverbindlichkeiten außerhalb des Insolvenzverfahrens geltend zu machen sind und i.d.R. nach den allgemeinen zivilrechtlichen Regelungen verjähren und ermittelt Ausnahmen. Der Autor stellt die Pflicht des Insolvenzverwalters, sich auf die eingetretene Verjährung zu berufen, fest.
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Peter Lang AG Der Konzern in der Insolvenz: Aktuelle Rechtslage
Book SynopsisDas deutsche und das europäische Recht enthielten bis vor kurzem keine besonderen Regelungen für Insolvenzverfahren von Konzernunternehmen. Dies war durchaus überraschend, da eine Vielzahl von Unternehmen konzernverbunden ist. Durch den Zusammenbruch großer Traditionskonzerne regte sich in der Praxis Widerstand und der Gesetzgeber wurde auf den Plan gerufen. Der Autor legt dar, dass eine Kodifikation konzerninsolvenzrechtlicher Vorschriften notwendig ist. Sodann erfolgt eine ausführliche Darstellung und Untersuchung der Reformüberlegungen bzw. Reformprozesse. Abschließend wird unter Berücksichtigung der daraus gewonnenen Erkenntnisse ein eigenes Lösungsmodell zur Bewältigung von Konzerninsolvenzen aufgezeigt.
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Peter Lang AG Stellung und Schutz des
Book SynopsisDie Autorin nimmt den Suhrkamp-Fall zum Anlass, schwierigen Rechtsfragen an der Schnittstelle von Gesellschafts- und Insolvenzrecht nachzugehen und auszuloten, ob gesetzgeberischer Handlungsbedarf besteht. Sie untersucht die Auswirkungen des bei Durchführung eines Insolvenzplanverfahrens in Eigenverwaltung zur Verfügung gestellten Handlungs- und Gestaltungsspielraums auf die Stellung des Minderheitsgesellschafters und den diesem zugleich zur Verfügung gestellten Schutz. Außerdem gibt sie Antwort auf die Frage, ob die durch das Gesetz zur weiteren Erleichterung der Sanierung von Unternehmen (ESUG) eröffnete Möglichkeit, im Insolvenzplan alle gesellschaftsrechtlich zulässigen Regelungen zu treffen, aus Sicht des Mehrheitsgesellschafters dazu einlädt, den lästigen Minderheitsgesellschafter mittels Nutzung der insolvenzrechtlichen Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten zu entmachten.
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Peter Lang AG Zur Vorsatzanfechtung nach § 133 Abs. 1 InsO
Book SynopsisDieser Band untersucht die Rechtsprechung des Bundesgerichtshofs zum Nachweis des subjektiven Tatbestands der Vorsatzanfechtung. Die Untersuchung setzt sich mit der Frage auseinander, ob die Rechtsprechung des Bundesgerichtshofs insbesondere in den Fallgruppen der Anfechtung kongruenter Deckungen, der Anfechtung von Rechtshandlungen im Rahmen fehlgeschlagener Sanierungsbemühungen und der Anfechtung bargeschäftsähnlicher Lagen zu sachgerechten Ergebnissen kommt oder ob eine Reform des Vorsatzanfechtungstatbestandes erforderlich ist.
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Peter Lang AG Der Glaeubiger im Insolvenzverfahren: Eine
Book SynopsisIm zweiten Abschnitt des zweiten Teils der Insolvenzordnung ( 38 ff. InsO) sieht das Gesetz eine Einteilung der Gläubiger in fünf Gruppen vor. Es wird unterschieden zwischen Insolvenzgläubigern, nachrangigen Insolvenzgläubigern, Aussonderungsberechtigten, Absonderungsberechtigten sowie Massegläubigern. Jeder Gläubigergruppe werden unterschiedliche Rechte zugewiesen und teilweise erhebliche Beschränkungen auferlegt. Angesichts der unterschiedlich ausgeprägten Rechtspositionen ist es für einen Gläubiger von entscheidender Bedeutung, welcher Kategorie er zugeordnet wird. Nicht selten ist diese Fragestellung daher Gegenstand entsprechender Auseinandersetzungen. Der Autor liefert eine systematische Untersuchung der in den 38 ff. InsO vorgesehenen Gläubigerkategorien und legt die dogmatischen Grundlagen der insolvenzrechtlichen Gläubigereinteilung offen. Aufbauend auf den zur Funktion der insolvenzrechtlichen Gläubigereinteilung gewonnenen Erkenntnissen wird die Umsetzung der Gläubigereinteilung in den einzelnen Normen der Insolvenzordnung umfassend analysiert.
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Peter Lang AG Das Konzerninsolvenzverfahren: Ein Beitrag zur
Book SynopsisIm alltäglichen Wirtschaftsleben nehmen verbundene Unternehmen und Konzerne einen großen Stellenwert ein. Bis zur Einführung des Gesetzes zur Erleichterung der Bewältigung von Konzerninsolvenzen enthielt die Insolvenzordnung (InsO) keine spezifischen Regelungen, die auf das Phänomen des Konzerns zugeschnitten waren. Der Autor untersucht, ob die Grundidee des Reformgesetzgebers, eine erleichterte Verfahrensgestaltung durch Koordination zu erreichen, zutreffend ist und ob Schwächen in der Rechtsordnung vorhanden waren, die eine Ergänzung der InsO rechtfertigten. Die hieraus gewonnenen Erkenntnisse werden auf die neu in die InsO eingeführten Vorschriften übertragen und kommentiert.
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Peter Lang AG Der Sanierungsgedanke im deutschen Insolvenzrecht
Book SynopsisDas Buch analysiert den Paradigmenwechsel von einem Zerschlagungs- und Verteilungsrecht hin zu einem modernen Sanierungsrecht. Der Autor zeigt dabei Möglichkeiten auf, die zu einer Verfestigung und Verfeinerung des Sanierungsgedankens im Insolvenzrecht führen können. Am Anfang der Untersuchung steht die historische Entwicklung des Sanierungsgedankens, es folgt eine Betrachtung der bisherigen Umsetzung. Um den weiteren Reformbedarf des Insolvenzrechts aufzudecken, werden europäische Rechtsordnungen sowie Vorhaben auf europäischer Ebene daraufhin untersucht, ob sie eine Vorbildfunktion für das deutsche Sanierungsrecht haben könnten. Es werden konkrete Vorschläge zur Änderung des Insolvenzrechts unterbreitet, die geeignet sein könnten, Sanierungen in Deutschland noch weiter zu erleichtern.
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Peter Lang AG Die Haftung des Kommanditisten nach §§ 171, 172
Book SynopsisIn der Insolvenz uber das Vermögen einer KG gehört die haftungsrechtliche Inanspruchnahme der Kommanditisten fur den verwaltungs- und verfugungsbefugten Insolvenzverwalter zu dessen Pflichtprogramm. Eine Analyse der diesbezuglichen Rechtsprechung und Literaturpublikationen der jüngeren Vergangenheit offenbaren indes, dass dieses Pflichtprogramm eine Vielzahl von rechtlichen Schwierigkeiten in sich birgt. Der Autor eruiert dabei die wesentlichen Streitfragen und setzt sich mit Ihnen im Wege einer wissenschaftlichen Diskussion auseinander. Immer wieder treten dabei die zu erwartenden Folgen für die Praxis in den Vordergrund der Diskussion. Berücksichtigt wird darin nicht nur die idealtypische KG, sondern auch die als KG ausgestalteten Publikumsgesellschaften sowie die GmbH & Co. KG.
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Logos Verlag Berlin 14. Leipziger Insolvenzrechtstag: Dokumentation
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£38.00
V&R unipress GmbH Die 'Fehleridentitat' bei der Anfechtung wegen
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Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft Credit Default Swaps in Bankruptcy Proceedings
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Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft Sanierungsrecht: Starug U Inso
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£127.20
Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft Die Fortfuhrungsvereinbarung in Der Insolvenz
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£54.40
Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft Praxishandbuch Privatinsolvenz
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£83.30
Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft Die Praxis Der Forderungsvollstreckung
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£67.15
De Gruyter Das Gesamtgrundpfandrecht in der Insolvenz: Unter besonderer Berücksichtigung seiner Entstehung
Book Synopsis[The Gesamtgrundpfandrecht (Blanket Mortgage) in Insolvency. With Special Consideration to its Creation]How does a blanket mortgage work in the mortgagee's insolvency proceedings? This question led the author to the present investigation. The thesis moves between the laws regarding safeguarding of creditors and insolvency. After penetrating the doctrine behind its creation, the blanket mortgage is woven into the instruments regulating insolvency law. The creation and defeasibility of the blanket mortgage is analyzed after investigating the structure and organization of this overarching right in rem by examining its counterpart in lien law.One of the piece's linchpins is the teleology of Sections 1132 and 1222 German Civil Code. This leads back to the basic Roman legal principle of the entirety of the pledge liability - indivisa pignoris causa -. By using this principle and the structural principles and guidelines of property law, conclusions necessary for the legal creation of a blanket mortgage are drawn and then entered into the system of restraint on alienation and acquisition pursuant to Sections 81, 91 German Insolvency Statute (Insolvenzordnung) as well as those for contesting insolvency pursuant to Sections 129 ff German Insolvency Statute.
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de Gruyter §§ 103-128
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De Gruyter Gegenseitige Verträge nach Aufhebung des
Book SynopsisAs a central provision of the substantive insolvency law, § 103 of the InsO [Insolvency Statute] is of great practical importance. When an insolvency proceeding is opened, the insolvency administrator is often required to decide on the type of settlement for a number of mutual "provisional" contracts, meaning contracts not completely fulfilled by any party. This applies in particular for company insolvencies. In the past, the insolvency administrator's right of election was already a common subject matter of scholarly works. However, only the legal position within the insolvency proceeding stood at the center of these investigations. Therefore, the goal of the present work is the investigation of the legal position existing between the parties to the contract after the insolvency proceeding is cancelled either after complete final distribution or after an insolvency plan comes into effect. The starting point is the fundamentally tense relationship between the contractual law of obligations and substantive insolvency law, and the associated question regarding the effects of the opening of the proceeding on the claims for fulfillment that are still open. The author presents the problems that arise with the application of the latest BGH [German Federal Supreme Court] judicature, according to which the opening of the proceeding affects only the "enforceability" of the claims for fulfillment, and offers solution recommendations. Particularly relevant in practice are the difficulties that result from the renunciation of the "forfeiture theory" when the insolvency reorganization plans go into effect.Table of ContentsA)Gegenstand der Arbeit · B)Behandlung gegenseitiger Austauschverträge in der Insolvenz nach § 103 InsO · C)Wirkung der Verfahrenseröffnung und Wahlrechtsausübung bzw. -verwirkung auf gegenseitige „schwebende“ Verträge · D)Auswirkungen des Wahlrechts auf die Rechtslage nach Aufhebung des Verfahrens infolge vollzogener Schlussverteilung gem. § 200 Abs. 1 InsO · E)Auswirkungen des Wahlrechts auf die Rechtslage nach Aufhebung des Verfahrens infolge rechtskräftigen Insolvenzplans gem. § 258 Abs. 1 InsO · F)Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse
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Aspen Publishing Bankruptcy and Article 9
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