Restructuring and Reorganization of Capital Company

Restructuring and Reorganization of Capital Company Abstract There is no doubt that the insolvency of a capital company is an undesirable event that negatively affects a significant number of parties. However, it can also have an impact on a much larger (e.g. macroeconomic or social) scale. It is therefore important that there are mechanisms in place that can help to resolve a company's (particularly financial) distress in a way that not only avoids (likelihood of) insolvency but allows the company's business to remain in operation and restore its profitability. In other words, mechanisms that may enable a remedial solution to the company's distress, as long as such solution makes sense. The mechanisms in question are the subject of this thesis which is currently gaining importance in view of the threat of increasing amount of corporate bankruptcies in the context of the covid-19 disease pandemic. For these purposes, the first half of the thesis (represented by the first four chapters) aims to introduce the reader in more detail to out-of-court restructuring and preventive restructuring procedures that can help to address the less severe intensity of company's distress. In case that a company's distress worsens to such extent that it cannot be resolved informally or semi-formally, or if for some other..