Kyriaki Karadelis

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• Call failed: Phones 4U administrators’ antitrust claims rejected
• Hodlnaut enters liquidation as crypto liabilities held to be “debts” under IRDA
• “Good news” for administrators as UK Supreme Court decides they aren’t officers
• Softbank deems Credit Suisse claim “incomprehensible” as sparring sides thrash out disclosure issues
• Aubit International wound up after failed RO in Cayman
• GÖRG advising as sports e-commerce group signals collapse
• Purdue rejects US Trustee’s “pure fantasy” claim that Ch11 plan is “for Sacklers”
• Swedish electric trucker’s UK subsidiary calls in Linklaters, Hilco and Alvarez
• GRR editorial board member joins Weil in Paris
• Irish court rejects examinership scheme sanction based on class composition
• Solvent liquidation recognised in Singapore on appeal
• UK energy supplier secures single meeting for GDPR claims scheme
• White & Case hires from Allen & Overy’s Indonesian partner firm
• Australian court recognises South African and Hong Kong bankruptcies
• Comet liquidator’s £89 million unfair preference award overturned
• Hyflux liquidator joins AlixPartners
• Linklaters leads UK’s Metro Bank in Sunday night refinancing deal
• Milbank, Vinge and Houlihan advise as Nordics’ largest taxi group restructures
• Shareholder asset sales and a debt-for-equity swap: a closer look at the KBBO restructuring
• Evergrande scraps scheme meetings
• Deloitte and international firms drive KBBO case to sanction in Abu Dhabi
• All female boutique expands in Cayman
• HK court reaffirms COMI approach as ex-director challenges liquidators in the BVI
• Conyers, Davis Polk called back for second “mission-critical” Digicel restructuring
• Samarco plan sanction ends years of "high-stakes" negotiations
• Cimolai plans sanctioned as settlement sweeps away questions
• BVI court rejects Cayman Shinsun precedent
• Bankrupt Manhattan hotel must pay default interest to “cure” mortgaged loan
• Appleby hires London partner with Hellas credit
• Galapagos' 2019 restructuring was valid, English court finds
• Womble Bond Dickinson expands into New York
• Taiwanese wind project company secures five UK plan creditor meetings
• Leoni StaRUG court deems shareholder objections inadmissible
• FTI Consulting taps McKinsey for new EMEA turnaround leader
• Individual investor fails on appeal to sue Eurogroup for Greek debt restructuring
• Australia to look abroad for ideas as report proposes “comprehensive” review of insolvency law
• Quantuma re-appointed after pensions group parent’s administration challenged
• Atento enters RSA with advice from Sidley, Loyens & Loeff, Houlihan and FTI
• HMRC challenges Prezzo plan on taxpayer fairness grounds
• Hong Kong claims may proceed against entity in BVI liquidation
• Vroon: sanctioning court “struggled” with slicing through seven years of restructuring efforts
• Singapore commodities trader secures novel CRO-managed scheme’s sanction
• Steinhoff WHOA plan confirmed as shareholder dissent rejected
• Baker McKenzie poaches LatAm team from Paul Hastings
• Trustee prevails in Tsinghua Unigroup keepwell deeds dispute
• Outcome of Serta Simmons uptiering transaction was “the only correct result”, Texas court rules
• HK liquidators “authors of their own misfortune” in failing to wind up Singaporean metals trader
• Gibson Dunn hires O’Melveny & Myers’ US co-head
• Vietnamese power project developer enters JM as court applies AnAn principles
• Prezzo plan sanction hearing to consider “give and take” questions

• Mainland administrator recognised in Hong Kong as “standard form” order scrapped
• Former IWIRC chair joins Eversheds Sutherland
• Wessels presented with Dutch royal order
• English High Court denies Adler ad hoc group leave to appeal
• German fashion chain returns to Allen & Overy for StaRUG
• English scheme meetings approved for Dutch shipping group
• Guernsey group’s administrators denied conditional order based on Lehman precedent
• Akin and Norwegian firms complete DOF debt-for-equity swap
• Singaporean liquidator ousted as court clarifies meaning of “creditor”
• Singapore court denies recognition of solvent liquidation
• Crypto assets are property, Hong Kong court affirms
• Morses Club secures UK scheme meetings at second strike
• Financial Restructuring MENA, Abu Dhabi: the “magic realism” of the Middle East’s NPL market
• Financial Restructuring MENA, Abu Dhabi: a wish list for the future
• Galapagos declaratory trial kicks off in London
• Lifeways plan judge clarifies meeting requirements for cramdown
• Interview: Singapore International Commercial Court judge Christopher Sontchi
• One is better than three: Singapore court rejects JM appointments
• Care home group secures seven-plan sanction with cramdown
• English judge sanctions unprecedented creditor-proposed plan
• Singapore scheme dependent on English damages award “fell short” of moratoria test
• White & Case brought in again as Oi parent and Dutch entities seek US and UK recognition
• Oi taps BMA Advogados as it secures protection in Rio
• Germany’s highest court finds Dusseldorf has jurisdiction over Galapagos proceedings
• Care home group’s shareholders blocked from participating in Part 26A sanction hearings
• British care home group’s Part 26A plan raises question on shareholders’ interests
• Mike Jervis 1962 - 2023
• UK Supreme Court seals Candey fee priority dispute in Peak Hotels liquidation
• Distilling the distilled: what can we learn from the GRR 30 2022?
• US court approves 3AC communication protocol, subpoenas founders
• UK energy suppliers’ officeholders secure directions on novel issues
• INSOL at 40: president Scott Atkins discusses INSOL’s future plans as it hits a milestone age
• Boardriders decision sparks new Serta Simmons priming transaction challenge
• COMI: Court of Appeal finds governing law of contracts does not displace place of registration presumption
• Hellas bondholders allowed to bring New York fraud claims after decade-long pursuit
• Privy Council makes “far-reaching” ruling on insolvent offshore trusts
• Endo's Ch11 recognised, stalling claims in UK and Australia
• Singapore’s International Commercial Court gets new rules, as JM probe announced
• Sidley, Admiralty Harbour advising as China Fortune Land reveals restructuring terms
• Singapore court gives guidance on COMI and scope of Model Law recognition
• Hong Kong court threatens property developer’s directors with costs of winding up petition
• Exclusive jurisdiction clause forum must decide if debt is disputed, HK appeal court rules
• EY appointed interim JMs of Hodlnaut
• GRR Live, Singapore: the hub, five years on
• Damodara Ong advising as Singapore crypto lender applies to enter judicial management
• Sir David Richards joins UK Supreme Court
• Weil, White & Case advise on Ukraine sovereign debt deal
• INSOL International, London: Developing a rescue finance market
• Petropavlovsk minority shareholders lose bid to adjourn sale
• KPMG fined for misleading UK audit regulator