Insolvency planning
In the conventional self-administration or debtor-in-possession regime, the parties involved in a restructuring may prepare an insolvency plan and submit it to the creditors and the court in charge. In protective shield proceedings this is mandatory and must take place within three months of filing the petition. Insolvency plans may also be used as restructuring instruments in regular insolvency proceedings. The insolvency plan is basically a settlement between the insolvent company and its creditors.
Our focus areas in insolvency planning are:
Overview
- Insolvency planning and structuring
- Coordinating the involved parties to bring about their acceptance and confirmation of the insolvency plan
- Assisting in short and long-term integrated corporate planning
- Ongoing projections (liquidation vs. insolvency)
- Quantification of other plan scenarios, dual-track procedure
- Monitoring the plan implementation acting in the capacity of insolvency administrator or custodian
- Insolvency-specific litigation
- Reorganisation and insolvency law
- Reorganisation and insolvency tax law
Contact person(s)
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