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Expedited Debt Restructuring Mechanisms in Latin America: A Regional Overview - Olivares-Caminal |
Beware the Pitfalls of Taking on an Insolvent Property Development - Larkin - Mowbray |
Cash Generation Through Tax Policy - Mahalingham - Hindley - Baxter |
Summary of Selected Provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 - Nayak - Hu |
Transparency and Disclosure - Davies |
TALF: The Road to Recovery - Jorissen - Hakim - Nariman |
Pan-European Insolvency Cooperation: Re Nortel Networks SA and other companies [2009] EWHC 206 (Ch) - Thomander - Kholod |
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International Corporate Rescue
Editor-in-Chief: Mark Fennessy, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, London
Publisher: Sasha Radoja, London
International Corporate Rescue is the bi-monthly journal from Chase Cambria Publishing published in association with University College London (UCL), Centre for Commercial Law, and sponsored by 3-4 South Square barristers' chambers. International Corporate Rescue covers the most relevant issues in the topical area of insolvency and corporate rescue law and practice. This is the journal with global reach. It covers the key jurisdictions and core regions of the US, UK, Asia and Europe. Each issue brings superbly authoritative articles on the most pertinent business issues written by the leading experts in the field.
Aims and Scope
It is our intention in this bi-monthly journal to provide practitioner value on a range of corporate rescue and insolvency issues covering a multitude of jurisdictions. With an Editorial Board drawn from academia, the legal and accountancy professions and from banking and commerce, the journal features articles from these industry perspectives. It is our aim to publish journal issues which are broad enough to cover industry perspectives, reporting on factors influencing global economic change, and yet specialised enough to provide an in-depth analysis to practitioners facing these issues on a day-to-day basis.
