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Restructuring And Insolvency And The Property (Digital Assets Etc) Act 2025 - Now In Force

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By Andrew Wilkinson, Neil Devaney, Mark Lawford, Jenny Davidson
| Mondaq
WG Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP More Founded in 1931, Weil has provided legal services to the largest public companies, private equity firms and financial institutions for more than 90 years. Widely recognized by those covering the legal profession, Weil’s lawyers regularly advise clients globally on their most complex Litigation, Corporate, Restructuring, and Tax, Executive Compensation & Benefits matters.
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The end of equitable subordination of shareholder loans in German insolvencies?

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By Matthias Eiden, Andrew Wilkinson, Neil Devaney, Lois Deasey, Matt Benson, Natasha Ayres, Jenny Davidson, Mark Lawford, Gemma Sage
| Lexology Verified
The German Federal Supreme Court has submitted questions to the European Court of Justice (the “ECJ”) which will determine whether non-German law governed shareholder loans to German borrowers are subject to the German insolvency law principle of equitable subordination. If the ECJ finds that the governing law of the contract determines the issue, this may provide a route to avoiding equitable subordination. This would be a major and important development for financing of German companies.
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European Distress Index : September 2024

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By Neil Devaney, Matt Benson, Jenny Davidson, Lois Deasey, Mark Lawford, Gemma Sage, Céline Domenget-Morin, Gerhard Thomas Schmidt, Britta Grauke, Matt Barr, Gary Holtzer, Ray Schrock, Kathleen Aka
| Lexology Verified
The latest Weil European Distress Index (WEDI) indicated a marginal rise in the levels of corporate distress compared with the previous quarter but remained below the previous year. However, this masks a disparity in regional performance. Germany remained the most distressed market measured, with levels rising again on the previous quarter, now the highest in over four years (July 2020), during the early stages of the global pandemic.
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