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9780379215342

The Law Of International Insolvencies And Debt Restructurings

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    9780379215342

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    0379215349

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-04-20
  • Publisher: Oceana TM

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During the past several years, there have been an unprecedented number of insolvencies and restructurings of multinational corporations, both inside and outside of traditional bankruptcy proceedings. The Law of International Insolvencies and Debt Restructurings is the first treatise to analyze the newly created doctrines of law and procedure that have developed as insolvencies and restructurings have become increasingly international in character and now frequently involve the laws of numerous jurisdictions. Leading attorneys address developments in bankruptcy and insolvency laws in the countries that have become the focal points for legal proceedings, including the United States, Mexico, England, Spain, Italy, Argentina, Brazil, China, France, Japan, and Canada. Essential topics in the law of international restructuring and insolvency are also explored in depth, including national legislation and procedures, treaties and cooperation agreements, sovereign debt litigation, and inter-creditor relationships. Coverage includes: Methods of restructuring multinational corporate and sovereign debt Judicial bankruptcy proceedings Rights of creditors Jurisdiction and venue European Council Regulations Choice of Law Dispute resolution Access by foreign parties to U.S. bankruptcy courts

Table of Contents

Foreword xvii
Fernando Pombo
Acknowledgments xxiii
About the Editors xxv
About the Contributors xxix
Introduction xlv
Charles D. Schmerler
James R. Silkenat
PART I: COUNTRY-BY-COUNTRY GUIDE TO BANKRUPTCIES, INSOLVENCIES AND RESTRUCTURINGS
Argentina
3(18)
Ricardo W. Beller
Martin Campbell
Country Overview
3(1)
Securities and Priorities
4(2)
Credit Collection Litigation Procedures
6(2)
Restructuring and Insolvency Proceedings
8(9)
Treatment of Foreign Creditors and International Treaties
17(4)
Australia
21(14)
Michael Hughes
Framework
21(2)
In Court Procedures
23(5)
Out of Court Restructuring
28(4)
International Aspects
32(3)
Bermuda
35(20)
Jan Woloniecki
Kehinde George
Overview of Legislative Framework/Insolvency Jurisdiction of the Bermuda Courts
35(1)
Protection of Creditors' Rights
36(2)
Voluntary Liquidations
38(1)
Compulsory/Involuntary Liquidations
38(1)
Voluntary Reorganizations
39(3)
Liquidation Procedures
42(3)
Priority of Claims
45(1)
Voidable Transactions
46(1)
Liabilities of Directors and Officers
47(1)
Special Provisions Relating to Insolvency of Insurance/Reinsurance Companies
48(4)
International Cases
52(1)
Legislative Reform
53(2)
Brazil
55(18)
Ordelio Azevedo Sette
Juliano Battella Gotlib
Introduction
55(1)
Main Guarantee Mechanisms in the Brazilian Law
56(2)
The Commercial Insolvency
58(1)
The Historic Evolution of the Bankruptcy Institute in Brazil
59(2)
The New Bankruptcy Law
61(7)
Treaties and International Conventions
68(1)
Relevant Practical Aspects of the Bankruptcy Law for the Foreign Creditor
69(2)
Conclusion
71(2)
Canada
73(34)
Joseph Marin
Jane Dietrich
Overview of Canadian Bankruptcy and Insolvency Legislation
73(1)
Qualifications under Canadian Insolvency, Bankruptcy and Restructuring Legislation
74(1)
Frequency of Business Insolvencies in Canada
74(1)
Benefits of the Canadian Non-Codified System
74(2)
Informal Debt Restructuring
76(1)
Restructuring and Liquidation Options under Canadian Insolvency Law
76(3)
Unsecured Creditors' Rights and Remedies
79(2)
Rights and Remedies of Secured Creditors
81(9)
Overview of Canadian Restructuring Proceedings
90(8)
Corporate Directors and Officers in Canadian Restructuring Proceedings
98(1)
International Insolvencies
99(1)
Postscript---Reform of Canadian Insolvency, Bankruptcy and Restructuring Legislation
100(7)
Channel Islands
107(20)
Anthony Dessain
Craig Swart
Viscount Michael Wilkins
Introduction
107(1)
Sources of Jersey Law
108(1)
Taking Security
109(1)
Corporate Restructuring and Debtor Protection
110(3)
Insolvency Procedures
113(12)
Summary
125(2)
China
127(16)
Adam Li
The Roadmap of the Insolvency Law
127(2)
The Key Components of Chinese Bankruptcy Law
129(3)
The Problems of the Current Bankruptcy Practice in China
132(4)
Curbing the Problems
136(2)
Practical Tips
138(5)
France
143(18)
Jean-Michel Lucheux
Olivier Puech
Preliminarily: Competence of the Courts
145(1)
The Bankruptcy Act 2005-845: Strengthening Prevention
145(5)
The New Procedure for Addressing Difficulties
150(11)
Germany
161(26)
Eberhard Braun
Annerose Tashiro
Introduction: Scope and Statutes of the German Bankruptcy/Insolvency Law
161(9)
Litigation and Out-of-Court Proceedings, Out-of-Court Restructurings
170(2)
International Treaties and Protocols and Treatment of Foreign Creditors
172(2)
Autonomous German International Insolvency Law
174(4)
The European Regulation (1346/2000) and the Directives (2001/24 EC and 2001/17/EC)
178(2)
Plan of Reorganization vs Liquidation
180(7)
India
187(30)
Cyril Shroff
Overview of Indian Insolvency Regime
187(2)
Insolvency Proceedings
189(8)
Corporate Rescue Processes
197(6)
Out of Court Restructurings
203(4)
Creditors' Rights and Remedies
207(5)
Cross Border Insolvencies
212(1)
Drawbacks of the Indian Insolvency and Restructuring Regime and Reform Measures
213(3)
Conclusion
216(1)
Ireland
217(20)
William Day
Introduction
217(1)
Enforcement of Claims by Secured Creditors
217(3)
Liquidation
220(1)
Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation
220(2)
Official or Compulsory Winding Up
222(3)
Priority of Payments
225(1)
Corporate Rescue
226(1)
Examinerships
227(1)
Content of Petition
228(1)
Examiner's Duties and Powers
229(1)
Priority of Expenses
230(1)
The Position of Guarantors in Examinership
230(1)
Informal Restructuring
231(1)
Limited Liability
231(2)
Remedies Available to Swell Assets
233(1)
Fraudulent Preference
233(1)
Fraudulent Trading
233(1)
Reckless Trading
233(1)
Obligations of Directors
234(1)
Litigation for the Enforcement of Claims
234(3)
Israel
237(20)
Paul H. Baris
Aaron Jaffe
Pre-Bankruptcy Claims and Enforcement
237(8)
Liquidation
245(5)
Reorganization and Creditor Protection Procedures
250(3)
Multinational Insolvency Proceedings
253(4)
Italy
257(22)
Antonio Auricchio
Giovanni Nardulli
Legal Framework
257(1)
Overview of Italian Insolvency Procedures
258(12)
Protection Available for Secured/Unsecured Creditors and Priority
270(2)
New Money
272(1)
Claw-Back Actions or Avoidance Rules
273(2)
Agreements for the Restructuring of Debts
275(1)
International Issues and the EU Regulation No. 1346/2000 on Insolvency Proceedings
275(1)
Problems Arising from Italian Insolvency Law and Proposed Legislative Changes
276(1)
Insolvency and M&A Opportunities
277(2)
Japan
279(24)
Yoshikazu Sugino
Statutory Insolvency Procedures
279(16)
Out-of-Court Restructurings
295(4)
Foreign Insolvency Proceedings
299(4)
Mexico
303(32)
Jose Raz Guzman
Background
303(4)
Applicable Law
307(1)
Jurisdiction
308(1)
Entities Subject to the Bankruptcy Law
308(1)
Insolvency Proceeding
309(1)
Insolvency Petition
310(2)
Inspection by Verifier
312(1)
Insolvency Judgment
313(1)
Legal Effects of Insolvency Proceedings
314(8)
Recognition of Claims; Ranking
322(3)
Restructuring Plan
325(2)
Fraudulent Conveyance
327(2)
Liquidation Phase
329(1)
Special Proceedings
330(1)
International Insolvencies
331(1)
Criminal Sanctions
332(3)
The Netherlands
335(16)
Sijmen de Ranitz
Lucas Kortmann
Introduction
335(1)
Formal Corporate Rescue (Restructuring) Process: Suspension of Payments
336(5)
Informal Corporate Rescue (Restructuring) Process
341(1)
Formal Corporate Liquidation Process: Bankruptcy
342(7)
New Bankruptcy Act
349(1)
International Aspects of Dutch Insolvency Law
349(2)
Russia
351(18)
Peter Barenboim
Natalia Merkulova
Scope and Status of National Bankruptcy/Insolvency Law
351(1)
Protections Available for Debtors and Creditors (Secured/Unsecured)
352(7)
Litigation and In-Court Proceedings
359(4)
Out-of-Court Restructurings
363(1)
International Treaties and Protocols and Treatment of Foreign Creditors
363(1)
Plans Reorganization vs. Liquidation
363(6)
Spain
369(12)
Rafael Sebastian
Fernando Calbacho
Single Procedure
369(1)
Ranking of Creditors
370(3)
Effects of the Insolvency Proceedings on Contractual Agreements
373(2)
Retroactivity Period
375(1)
Re-instatement of Facility Agreements
375(1)
Insolvency of Corporate Groups
376(1)
Out of Court Composition Agreements
377(1)
Insolvency Procedures Involving a Foreign Element
377(1)
Termination of the Insolvency Proceedings
378(1)
Conclusion
378(3)
Sweden
381(6)
Rolf Aabjoernsson
Bankruptcies
381(2)
Restructuring
383(1)
Secured Creditors
383(1)
Litigation
384(1)
Personal Liability for Directors and Officers
384(1)
Proposed Reforms
384(1)
International Cases
385(2)
United Kingdom
387(22)
Peter Manning
Robin Henry
Introduction
387(1)
Corporate Insolvency and Rescue Procedures
388(3)
Receivership
391(3)
Administration
394(5)
Liquidation (Winding-Up)
399(1)
Invalidating Provisions of the Insolvency Act
400(4)
International Issues
404(1)
Cross-Border Insolvencies Involving Jurisdictions Within Europe
404(2)
Impact of the EU Regulation
406(1)
Cross-Border Insolvencies Involving Jurisdictions Outside Europe
406(1)
U.K./U.S. Cooperation
407(1)
UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency
407(1)
Conclusion
408(1)
United States
409(22)
Hon. Elizabeth S. Stong
Introduction
409(1)
The Legal Framework of a Bankruptcy Case
410(3)
Protections Available to Debtors
413(4)
Protections Available to Creditors
417(2)
Litigation and In-Court Proceedings
419(2)
Plans of Reorganization and Liquidation
421(2)
Cross-Border Insolvency Provisions
423(2)
Oversight of the Bankruptcy Process
425(1)
Other Bankruptcy Code Chapters of Interest
426(5)
PART II: SPECIAL ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL BANKRUPTCIES, INSOLVENCIES AND RESTRUCTURINGS
Restructuring Sovereign Debt
431(48)
Charles D. Schmerler
Introduction
431(1)
The Structure of Sovereign Debt
432(1)
The Nature of the Problem
433(2)
The History of Sovereign Debt Restructuring
435(7)
Sovereign Debt Litigation
442(14)
Voluntary Restructuring Proposals
456(10)
The Argentina Default
466(3)
What Next?
469(10)
Annex: Principles for Stable Capital Flows and Fair Debt Restructuring in Emerging Markets
473(6)
Multinational Insolvency Forum Shopping
479(22)
Anthony J. Smits
Ilia M. O'Hearn
Introduction
479(3)
United States Cases on International Forum Shopping
482(3)
The European Union Regulation on Insolvency Proceedings
485(4)
The Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency
489(2)
New Chapter 15
491(3)
``The Essence of COMI''---Lessons from the Regulation
494(5)
Conclusion
499(2)
U.S. Debt Markets Meet the Emerging Markets: Legal Challenges Faced by Cross-Border Lenders
501(22)
Patrick Del Duca
Alan Feld
Cristian Vallejo
Conceptual Characteristics of Emerging Market Country Legal Regimes
503(5)
Constraints of Emerging Market Country and U.S. Legal Systems Relevant to Cross Border Financial Market Debt Transactions and Strategies to Address Them
508(9)
Cross-Cultural Communication Among Financial and Emerging Market Professionals
517(4)
Profiting from Knowledgeable Risk Management at the Interface of Legal Systems
521(2)
Relief Available to Foreign Debtors under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code
523(28)
Gary Lee
Dina Gielchinsky
Introduction
523(1)
Foreign Debtors' Access to Plenary Proceedings
524(8)
Foreign Debtors' Access to Ancillary Proceedings
532(13)
Concurrent Proceedings
545(4)
Conclusion
549(2)
The In-Court Voluntary Restructuring of Commercial Businesses in the United States
551(16)
Heidi J. Sorvino
Beth N. Kibel
The Filing of a Bankruptcy Petition
552(1)
The Automatic Stay
552(1)
The Formation of a Committee of Unsecured Creditors
553(2)
The Debtor's Schedules and the Filing of Proofs of Claims by Creditors
555(1)
Decisions Made by the Debtor-in-Possession and Decisions That Require Bankruptcy Court Approval
556(1)
Reasons a Voluntary Chapter 11 Reorganization Case May Get Dismissed or Converted to a Chapter 7 Liquidation Case
557(1)
Cash Collateral
558(1)
Debtor-in-Possession Financing
558(1)
Adversary Proceedings
559(1)
Standards for the Appointment of a Trustee or Examiner
559(2)
Pre-Bankruptcy Transactions that May Be Avoidable
561(1)
The Formulation and Approval of the Disclosure Statement and Plan of Reorganization
562(2)
The Discharge
564(1)
Conclusion
564(3)
The EC Insolvency Regulation: European Cross-Border Insolvency
567(108)
Michael Veder
Lucas Kortmann
Introduction
567(1)
Goal and Scope of the IR
567(2)
Main Proceedings
569(7)
Territorial (Secondary) Proceedings
576(2)
Recognition of Insolvency Proceedings
578(1)
Uncitral Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency
579(4)
ANNEXES
Annex A Uncitral Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency with Guide to Enactment
583(64)
Annex B European Community Insolvency Regulation
647(28)
INDEX
Index
675

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