Contents
The interview A code for Europe
Dr Daniel Staehelin is president of INSOL Europe, a pan-European professional association for restructuring and insolvency specialists. He works as an attorney and notary public at Kellerhals Anwälte Attorneys at Law and is an honorary professor at the University of Basel in Switzerland
Q&A: INSOL President A united front
Gordon Stewart is president of INSOL International (2011-2013), and a partner and head of the global restructuring group at Allen & Overy in London
Croatia Seeking clarity in distress
Anita Krizmanic, Ivana Manovelo and Jelena Zjacic of Macesic & Partners explore Croatia’s evolving framework for dealing with struggling companies
Cyprus A colonial inheritance
Elias Neocleous and Maria Kyriacou of Andreas Neocleous & Co explain why Cyprus’s corporate insolvency regime may, despite its age, offer an attractive legal framework for restructuring
Czech Republic What you need to know
Arthur Braun and David Vosol of bpv Braun Partners provide a comprehensive practical guide to insolvency in the Czech Republic
Finland Dealing with distress
Lauri Peltola and Timo Lehtimäki of Waselius & Wist explain the insolvency options in Finland
Italy Pre-insolvency flexibility
Chiomenti Studio Legale’s Carmelo Raimondo and Marco Pagani discuss new rules for pre-insolvency creditor arrangements
Slovak Republic Toughening up
Daniel Futej and Daniel Grigel explain the practicalities of bankruptcy and restructuring in Slovakia
Switzerland When in distress
Alexander Vogel, Wolfgang Muller and Debora Durrer-Kern of Meyerlustenberger Lachenal explore the restructuring options available to Swiss companies in times of difficulty
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