A Global View Of Business Insolvency Systems (Law, Justice, And Development),New

A Global View Of Business Insolvency Systems (Law, Justice, And Development),New

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The recent crises underscore the need for modern, sophisticated systems to govern the resolution of business distress, in order to maximize value in the distressed estate and to protect economic institutions. This work analyses how legal systems around the world respond to the general default of business debtors. Inspired by the approach enshrined in the World Bank's Principles for Effective Insolvency and Creditor Rights Systems, it emphasizes the close interrelationship among various elements of an insolvency regime, examining them not so much as sets of discrete rules as systemwide attempts to reconcile competing policy goals. It posits that any insolvency law pursues the goals of transparency, predictability, and efficiency, while at the same time seeking to address issues of fairness and social justice. Within this framework, the authors examine the principal international approaches to predistress debt collection and security enforcement; liquidation and reorganization of distressed businesses; outofcourt workouts; the institutions entrusted with the conduct of such proceedings, including courts, official administrators, and private trustees; the position of the employees of distressed businesses; and crossborder insolvency. Without being prescriptive, the authors set out the costs and benefits of settling the myriad policy questions in these domains one way or another. This book would be of interest to legal and international policymakers, academics and advanced students, courts and practitioners dealing with domestic and crossborder insolvency, and anyone seeking to understand or reform insolvency systems.

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