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Dissecting the Singapore High Court’s Ruling Classifying Cryptocurrency as Debt

3 January 2024

Kartikey Mahajan

Satjit Singh Chhabra

Aayushi Singh

Crypto-custodians Insolvency Proceedings: Clarifying the Proprietary Nature of Digital Assets

11 December 2023

Paúl Noboa-Velasco

Harmonisation of Insolvency Laws – a possible undertaking?

It is generally agreed that the diversity of national insolvency laws hampers cross-border business, insolvency proceedings, and restructuring efforts. Creditors who give a loan to a financially stricken debtor who...

21 February 2022

Reinhard Bork

The Future of Insolvency Law in a Post-Pandemic World

The COVID-19 crisis has encouraged many countries to amend their insolvency laws. In most cases, these amendments took place temporarily—especially during the hibernation phase of the pandemic. In other countries,...

18 November 2021

Aurelio Gurrea Martínez

Rethinking the Rhetoric and Strategies of European Insolvency Law Harmonisation Post-COVID

While the harmonisation of insolvency law in the European Union (EU) has been a top priority on the European institutions’ agenda in the last decade, this endeavour has been slow...

Implementing Extrajudicial Reorganization Agreements in Ecuador: A Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Due to the international spread of COVID-19, an increasing number of businesses are in the vicinity of insolvency. Others, because of this pandemic, have already gone insolvent. Unfortunately, the formal...

28 July 2021

Paúl Noboa-Velasco

Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Lithuanian Insolvency Law

Striving to manage the COVID-19 pandemic crisis, the Lithuanian government announced a 3-month quarantine throughout the country on 16 March 2020. This meant severe business restrictions or even a forced...

India Considers Introducing Pre-packs into its Insolvency Law

In May 2020, I wrote on this Blog on whether India should consider introducing pre-packaged insolvencies (‘pre-packs’) into its formal insolvency framework as an additional tool to resolve...

29 January 2021

Aparna Ravi

Empirical and Comparative Analysis of Singapore Schemes of Arrangement

In 2017, Singapore adopted sweeping reforms to its insolvency regime aimed at increasing Singapore’s attractiveness as a regional restructuring hub. Central to these reforms is the transplantation (with modification), of...

Introducing Pre-packs in India - A Useful Tool in Times of COVID-19?

On May 17, 2020, the Indian Finance Minister announced a one-year suspension on the initiation of new proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 (‘IBC’), stating that an ordinance...

25 May 2020

Aparna Ravi

Dissecting the Singapore High Court’s Ruling Classifying Cryptocurrency as Debt

Crypto-custodians Insolvency Proceedings: Clarifying the Proprietary Nature of Digital Assets

Harmonisation of Insolvency Laws – a possible undertaking?

The Future of Insolvency Law in a Post-Pandemic World

Rethinking the Rhetoric and Strategies of European Insolvency Law Harmonisation Post-COVID

Implementing Extrajudicial Reorganization Agreements in Ecuador: A Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Lithuanian Insolvency Law

India Considers Introducing Pre-packs into its Insolvency Law

Empirical and Comparative Analysis of Singapore Schemes of Arrangement

Introducing Pre-packs in India - A Useful Tool in Times of COVID-19?

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