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    Promoting competitive sales in concordato preventivo procedures: Articles 163-BIS and 182 of the Italian bankruptcy law introduced by law decree 27 June 2015, No. 83

    30 June 2015

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    The new Art. 182-septies of the Italian bankruptcy law introduced by law Decree No. 83/2015 to promote the conclusion of standstill and debt restructuring agreements with lenders

    30 June 2015

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    Management powers of the debtor are limited, until creditors are fully paid, when the concordato preventivo plan provides that they are satisfied out of future earnings?

    01 July 2015

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    Italy amends Bankruptcy Act and other laws to facilitate restructurings and reinforce creditors’ rights

    06 July 2015

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    Proposed new rules to facilitate debt restructuring of Italian companies

    06 July 2015

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    Italian urgent measures on composition with creditors and restructuring plans

    09 July 2015

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    Are investment funds eligible for concordato preventivo ?

    03 August 2015

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    Can a concordato plan or proposal be amended in favour of the creditors after they have already approved it ?

    03 August 2015

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    Italian Bankruptcy Law reform emphasizes flexibility for borrowers, active role for creditors

    25 August 2015

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    Can “in house providing” companies held by public agencies be declared bankrupt?

    31 March 2015

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