What in the world is going on with the global supply chain? This panel will discuss the impact of current supply chain issues, what is happening at the ports, where to look for opportunities, and when the crisis may end.
In today’s economic climate, insolvency practitioners must be diligent in preserving an estate’s assets and creative in identifying unrealized value. Insolvent entities occasionally have claims that, if properly resourced and advanced, could yield value for creditors and other stakeholders. However...
Chapter 15 - The Next Wave of Opportunities for U.S. Restructuring Professionals? sponsored by Hilco Global
A working knowledge of Chapter 15 is something every practitioner should have in his or her toolbox. Learn about this important part of the U.S. Bankruptcy code...
TMA's newest chapter hosted its first-ever webinar. French, English, and German experts in turnaround and restructuring will discuss the major consequences of the Covid-19 crisis in their markets. The discussions will cover financial measures, labour law, and cross-border...
Expand your horizons and explore recent happenings in cross-border insolvencies during this period of economic uncertainty. Key players from large international cases will discuss jurisdictional considerations, challenges assisting clients in foreign jurisdictions...
On April 1, 2019, the signs and flags in an industrial area of Zagreb, the capital of Croatia in the South-East of Europe, turned from red to green; the old Agrokor letters on red background were replaced by the new green logo of the Fortenova Group. The date marked the successful end of a...
Recreational cannabis use became legal in Canada on October 17, 2018. Canada is now the second country in the world—and the first G-7 nation—to authorize a national cannabis market. 1 The passage of Bill C-45, otherwise known as the Cannabis Act, marks a historical moment for advocates of cannabis...
In recent years, there has been an upward trend in the use of the Canadian insolvency regime as a mechanism to “detach” an unprofitable Canadian subsidiary from a larger corporate enterprise. In circumstances where an economically viable parent is hemorrhaging losses as a result of its Canadian...
Historically low interest rates resulting from quantitative easing in the developed markets have afforded relatively easy access to capital, making it possible for distressed companies around the globe to refinance rather than restructure as capital markets continue to flow. In China, bank capital...
In Redwater Energy Corporation (Re) , the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta held that certain sections of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act (Alberta) and Pipeline Act (Alberta) are inoperative to the extent that they are used by the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) to prevent the abandonment or...
