A Comparative Look at Pre-Packs in Selected Jurisdictions

An Evaluation of the Role of Creditors in Insolvency Proceedings: A Report on Comparative Study

Assessing the Effectiveness of and Challenges Facing Chief Restructuring Officers

This survey report highlights practical issues that Chief Restructuring Officers have to deal with before and after their appointment.

Chile’s New Insolvency Law: Restructured for Corporate Restructurings

The shortcomings, key areas, advantages and the impact on foreign creditors and cross-border proceedings of Chile’s New Insolvency Law..

Corporate Insolvency Practitioners, ethics and remuneration - not a case of moral bankruptcy

Cross-border Insolvency A Guide to Select Latin American Insolvency Systems

The report provides information about the legal and judicial framework and in particular the state of domestic insolvency law, and where these exist, the available procedures for the recognition of foreign proceedings and the treatment of foreign creditors.

Cryptocurrency and its impact on insolvency and restructuring

Developments in Asian Restructuring and Insolvency Regimes

This survey report highlights some key developments in China, Singapore and Australia

Environmental Claims in Insolvency and the Liability of Insolvency Practitioners

Report provides a comparative analysis of the state of the law with respect to insolvency and environmental liability of insolvency practitioners across a broad range of jurisdictions.

Ethical Principles for Insolvency Professionals

From Hibernation to Revitalization: Analysis of Insolvency COVID-19 Response Measures and their Wind-Down

Officeholder Remuneration

Final paper - Officeholder Remuneration Special Report

Financing the Rescue Process – A Comparative Analysis of the Financing Regimes in Canada, South Africa, United Kingdom and United States of America

Impact of Rubin v Eurofinance on Cross-border Insolvency Recognition and Enforcement

This report discusses the survey results on the impact of Rubin v Eurofinance and highlights the mixed reactions from some of the non-UK insolvency professionals.

Impact of the financial crisis

Survey report on the impact of the Global Crisis on the opportunities for rescue.

Nueva Ley de Quiebras en Chile: Reestructurada para la Reestructuración Corporativa

The shortcomings, key areas, advantages and the impact on foreign creditors and cross-border proceedings of Chile’s New Insolvency Law..

Office-holder Remuneration Some International Comparisons

This report analyses and compares the way in which different jurisdictions around the world approach the common issue of office-holder remuneration.

Permanent changes to the UK's corporate restructuring and insolvency laws in the wake of Covid-19

PRC Enterprise Bankruptcy Law and Practice in China: 2007 to a record-breaking 2017

This paper discusses some of the key issues which includes – the judicial interpretation of the law; analysis of the reasons as to why bankruptcy is not used in the PRC; the development of the administrator system and the bankruptcy reorganisation and practice including cross-border considerations

Protocol for International Recognition of Insolvency Proceedings Affecting Natural Persons

Report encompasses a proposal for a protocol that accomplishes the objectives of the Model Law while at the same time recognizing the unique features relating to the insolvency of natural persons.

Reforms in selected EU Member States in light of the Directive on preventive restructuring frameworks

Restructuring Cross-border Groups: Key Considerations around Foreign Tax and Finance-driven SPVs

Restructuring Options for MSMEs and Proposals for Reform

The report covers a number of different jurisdictions’ approach to restructuring and turnarounds in the MSME sector

Retail Disrupted - Welcome to The Hunger Games

This paper highlights a range of practical issues that would be of interest to insolvency practitioners dealing with retail sector restructurings in the developed and developing markets

Standard Directions for an Insolvent Trust

The enclosed draft Standard Case Management Directions (CMDs) have been proposed for adoption and use in for the first hearing in the circumstances where a trust can colloquially be said to be insolvent

Storms of the Recent Past and Managing Future Challenges

Survey report on the state of the market during 2009/2010 and what this means for restructuring going forward.

The General Data Protections Regulation in Practice - A Global Survey

The Implications of Brexit for the Restructuring and Insolvency Industry

In this Collection of Essays, INSOL International brings you a variety of opinions and viewpoints as to what the implications of Brexit on the restructuring and insolvency industry might be.

The Insolvency Regimes of the Gulf Cooperation Council: Key Issues and Trends

The Legal Impact of Social Media Networks – International Trends

This report deals with a number of key areas regarding the legal impact of social media networks that are of significant interest to practitioners.

The Protection of Intellectual Property Rights in Insolvency Proceedings

This report analyses the manner in which 12 different jurisdictions around the world approach the issue of protection of intellectual property rights in insolvency proceedings

The Role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Technology in Global Bankruptcy and Restructuring Practices

UNCITRAL's Model Law on Recognition and Enforcement of Insolvency-Related Judgments - a universalist approach to cross-border insolvency

What Will Next Time Look Like?

INSOL International Financiers' Group Special Report

When ‘Where’ Matters: Anchoring Jurisdiction in Insolvency

Report examines the judicial approach to the conflicting legal policies underlying the insolvency process and forum selection clauses, and details the trends that have emerged from the decided cases in different jurisdictions.

Will Singapore become an international centre of debt restructuring? A comparative analysis of Singapore's bold insolvency reforms

This paper analyses Singapore's legislative reforms comparative to England and Wales and the US. It also analyses the potential impact of these legislative changes, with particular emphasis on enforceability and recognition in the US, England and Wales and the Asia-Pacific region. It is in this context that the paper also offers some views on the likelihood of Singaporean success in becoming an international centre of debt restructuring.