Going concerns – July 2024
In the twelfth edition of the Going concerns, the Stephenson Harwood restructuring and insolvency team covers set-offs and the net result of a creditor dealing with a company in liquidation; the first cross-border pre-pack scheme filed in the Singapore International Commercial Court by a foreign unregistered company that has been successfully sanctioned in Singapore: Re No Va Land Investment Group Corporation; and the UAE's new bankruptcy law that came into effect on 1 May 2024, a relatively substantial overhaul of the onshore insolvency and restructuring regime in the UAE.
Content
- Setting the record straight on set-off in insolvency
- Successful pre-pack scheme of arrangement by foreign unregistered company in Singapore
- The UAE's New Bankruptcy Law
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