Claims against IPs: the rising tide
The role of an IP has always been challenging – taking control of a company in crisis, making swift decisions based on limited information and balancing the competing interests of stakeholders; all of...
View ArticleUK Update: Foreign solvent proceedings not recognised in England under the...
Introduction In Carter v Bailey and Hutchinson (as foreign representatives of Sturgeon Central Asia Balanced Fund Ltd) [2020] EWHC 123 (Ch), the English High Court found that a foreign solvent...
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Global bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency group releases the...
Our global bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency team has released its quarterly International Restructuring Newswire. Our team has published five articles examining new developments and a...
View ArticleScheme update: fees, class composition and forum shopping in Re Codere Finance
Introduction Spanish gaming company Codere proposed an English scheme of arrangement to restructure over €800 million in existing note debt. As a part of the scheme, Codere agreed to pay fees and...
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Litigation trends survey
Fieldwork for Norton Rose Fulbright’s sixteenth annual litigation trends survey was conducted in December 2020, providing up-to-date insights on key US disputes trends across a tumultuous year and a...
View ArticleGlobal bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency group releases the...
This issue of the International Restructuring Newswire surveys recent developments in no fewer than five countries. In the United States, on the 15th anniversary of the enactment of the Model Law on...
View ArticleScott Atkins appointed President of INSOL International
INSOL International is delighted to announce that Norton Rose Fulbright’s Scott Atkins has been appointed INSOL President, succeeding Julie Hertzberg. An INSOL Fellow, having been part of the inaugural...
View ArticleGlobal bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency group releases the...
Our global bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency team has released its quarterly International Restructuring Newswire. In this issue, our team examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic...
View Article2021 World Bank & INSOL International’s Legislative & Regulatory Group:...
This article was first published on the Private Sector Development Blog on July 27, 2021. The article is co-authored with Mahesh Uttamchandani (Practice Manager, Financial Inclusion, Infrastructure...
View ArticlePartner Omar Salah appointed Professor of Global Finance and Restructuring...
Financial restructuring and insolvency partner at Norton Rose Fulbright Amsterdam, Dr. Omar Salah, has been appointed Professor of Global Finance & Restructuring Law at Tilburg University in the...
View ArticleOmar Salah inducted into III NextGen Leadership Program
Omar Salah, partner in our Amsterdam office and professor at Tilburg University, has been induced into Class X of the NextGen Leadership Program of the International Insolvency Institute (III). The...
View ArticleGlobal bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency group releases the...
Our global bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency team has released its quarterly International Restructuring Newswire. Our new issue features articles from Canada, Germany, the...
View ArticleOmar Salah appointed as CERIL Conferee
Prof. Omar Salah, Partner at Norton Rose Fulbright’s Amsterdam office, has been appointed as Conferee of the Conference on European Restructuring and Insolvency Law (CERIL). CERIL is a non-profit...
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Global bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency group releases the...
Our global bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency team has released its quarterly International Restructuring Newswire. Our new issue features articles from Singapore, the US, the...
View ArticleUK Supreme Court delivers landmark judgment on directors’ duties when a...
Why is the decision important? For the first time, the Supreme Court has considered whether there is a common law duty on directors to act in the interests of creditors when a company faces insolvency,...
View ArticleLooking forward to the revival of the pre-pack In the Netherlands
The pre-pack was widely used as a restructuring tool in the Netherlands in the aftermath of the global financial crisis. The process was developed by the Dutch restructuring market and facilitated by...
View ArticleNo amendment to the ranking of security rights under the Dutch Scheme (WHOA)...
The Rotterdam District Court, the Netherlands, has ruled that an amendment to the ranking of security rights is not possible under the Dutch Scheme procedure (WHOA), without the consent of the relevant...
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