King & Spalding has hired a London-based partner who the firm’s finance group leader describes as “one of the rising stars in the restructuring world” – as it continues to expand on both sides of the Atlantic.
18 January 2023
A Chinese former owner of French luxury crystal manufacturer Baccarat has averted possible jail time in the UK, after brokering an out-of-court deal with her Hong Kong bankruptcy trustees to adjourn a contempt application over her refusal to cooperate with them.
18 January 2023
Seven companies in a British care home group have been permitted to convene restructuring plan meetings for up to five creditor classes, after the English High Court rejected requests from the group’s former CEO to be placed in a separate class to unsecured creditors.
17 January 2023
Partners from McDermott Will & Emery in the UK and US examine how struggling companies fared in 2022 with reduced access to liquidity, and predict an increase in distressed M&A activity and out-of-court transactions as debtors look to deal with those liquidity issues in the year ahead.
17 January 2023
Bob Wessels, professor emeritus of international insolvency law at Leiden University and expert counsel on restructuring and insolvency to the European Commission, discusses how Russia sanctions have permeated a Dutch insolvency, and makes a case for a pan-European approach towards the impact of public law measures on insolvency law.
16 January 2023
Rival bidders seeking to buy Spanish renewables conglomerate Abengoa’s operating assets are testing new powers to scrutinise pre-pack sales under Spain’s recently enacted transposition of the EU preventive frameworks directive.
13 January 2023
UK-headquartered oil and gas services provider Altera Infrastructure and US-based multinational telecoms company GTT Communications have both emerged from Chapter 11 protection after completing debt restructurings.
13 January 2023
German real estate group Adler says it will seek to cram down dissenting noteholders through an English restructuring plan, after an ad hoc group blocked its first attempt at passing amendments to six series of unsecured notes consensually.
12 January 2023
Two creditors have failed to get Dutch discount retailer HEMA’s 2020 restructuring in the UK, US and the Netherlands declared unlawful, in a bid to claim €1.6 million plus interest.
11 January 2023
PwC partner Mike Jervis, one of the original Lehman Brothers administrators in the UK and special manager of the collapsed public services contractor Carillion, died on 4 January after a long illness.
10 January 2023
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