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Private Equity in Distress and the Incentives of Collateralised Loan Obligations

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Loopholes in Complex Contracts

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Non-Financial Liabilities and Effective Corporate Restructuring

19 December 2023

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Restructuring Moratoriums Through an Information-Processing Lens

2 November 2023

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YANIL Academic Prize for Innovative and Outstanding Research

24 October 2023

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Harmonising EU Preventive Restructuring Law: what have the national reforms brought us?

16 October 2023

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Reinout Vriesendorp

Corporate Restructuring Laws Under Stress

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Kristin van Zwieten

Horst Eidenmüller

Holdout Panic

Reorganization law inherently glides toward majority rule, because majority rule favors successful reorganization by overcoming the normal holdup powers of individual creditors. Thus, it requires determination to keep the system...

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Stephen J. Lubben

Viability Assessment in Corporate Debt Restructuring: Optimizing the Filtration Effect of the European Directive on Restructuring and Insolvency

Despite being pivotal in corporate debt restructuring, viability, an intricate notion with double meaning and double role, has not been systematically examined in Europe. Against this background, and especially given...

14 February 2022

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Selective Corporate Restructuring Strategy

In a new paper, ‘Selective Corporate Restructuring Strategy’, we engage with a fundamental, but under-theorized fact: that frequently in modern corporate restructuring only selected creditors are impaired by the...

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