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International Corporate Rescue

“ICR is my go to publication for in depth insight into the latest developments in the world of corporate restructuring“.

Stephen Taylor, London

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International Corporate Rescue

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A Criminal Complaint, for Misuse of Information Obtained During a Due Diligence Process to Acquire Shares and Eventually Used to File an Offer to Acquire the Assets of Several Group Companies in Their Subsequent Insolvency Proceedings, Cleared by Frenc
Sorensen

No Recourse Does Not Always Mean No Recourse, Or Does It? Recourse Rights of a Guarantor under the Dutch Scheme (WHOA)
Welling-Steffens

Maintaining the Status Quo: How to Ensure Business Continuity when Presented with a Winding Up Petition in the Cayman Islands
Gowrie - Hall - Testori

The Role of Creditors in Insolvency Proceedings: Cooperation Duties Under the New Italian Bankruptcy Code
Lenzi

A More Common Thread Running Through the Common Law? The Supreme Court of Bermuda Grants What Is Believed To Be the First Ever Extra-Territorial Summoning of a Company Director to Appear Before It for a Private Examination by Joint Provisional Liquidat
Goss - Bank - Nesbitt - Tucker

Navigating the Arbitration-Insolvency Interplay: Hyalroute and the Cross-Border Implications for Creditors
Ridgers - Gray - Guna - Kee

Double Luxcos and Their Alternatives in European Real Estate and Leveraged Financings
Lees - Fawcett - Ferring - de Vries - Fromion

Where is the COMI of a US Company? Considerations for Chapter 15 Recognition of Foreign Proceedings Involving US Companies
Fink

Liability Management Exercises In Europe: What Do They Mean for Lenders? – Part One
Burge - Kuhn - Wood

Carvill-Biggs v Reading [2025] EWCA Civ 619: Section 234 of the Insolvency Act 1986: Administrators’ Ability to Obtain Possession of Mortgaged Property
England

In the Matter of Axia Network Foundation (In Voluntary Liquidation)
Herrod - Ritchie

International Corporate Rescue

Editor-in-Chief: Mark Fennessy, London Head of Restructuring at McDermott Will & Emery.

Publisher: Sasha Radoja, London

International Corporate Rescue is the bi-monthly restructuring and insolvency journal from Chase Cambria Publishing published in association with UCL's Centre for Commercial Law and sponsored by South Square barristers' chambers.

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