2020
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3562685
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Insolvency Law in Times of COVID-19

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“…Schammo (2020) queries if regulatory choices should be more pronounced to be in the overall public interest, such as being more 'precautionary'. In this respect, we observe that there is a lack in precautionary interventions such as moratoria for corporate debt (Eidenmüller, Enriques, and van Zweiten 2020;Gurrea Martínez 2020). At the same time, the relaxation of directors' duties in relation to 'wrongful' trading (Licht 2020) in company and insolvency law, which act in normal times as a controlling lever to prevent directors from wasting corporate assets if a company cannot stave off insolvency, is designed to encourage directors to continue trading.…”
Section: Analysis On Working Capital Disclosurementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Schammo (2020) queries if regulatory choices should be more pronounced to be in the overall public interest, such as being more 'precautionary'. In this respect, we observe that there is a lack in precautionary interventions such as moratoria for corporate debt (Eidenmüller, Enriques, and van Zweiten 2020;Gurrea Martínez 2020). At the same time, the relaxation of directors' duties in relation to 'wrongful' trading (Licht 2020) in company and insolvency law, which act in normal times as a controlling lever to prevent directors from wasting corporate assets if a company cannot stave off insolvency, is designed to encourage directors to continue trading.…”
Section: Analysis On Working Capital Disclosurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Next, businesses are not excluded from payment holidays by regulatory suspension but are instead enrolled into the loan boosting scheme discussed below. It is uncertain if this policy choice is optimal given that commentators (Eidenmüller, Enriques, and Van Zweiten 2020;Gurrea Martínez 2020) advocate the necessity of corporate debt relief in order to prevent seizure in the real economy. Third, efficiency disruptions introduced by regulatory suspension affects market mechanism chains that may in turn adversely affect consumers.…”
Section: A Regulatory Package Aimed At Relief For Borrowersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recent crisis, brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighted the need for legislative reform to cover restructuring processes. Proposals for the pandemic period included both temporary and permanent measures (Routledge, 2021; Gurrea-Martínez, 2020b). However, once the pandemic can be considered overcome, recommendations are proposed for the improvement of insolvency frameworks focusing on small- and medium-sized companies (Gurrea-Martínez, 2021) or emerging markets (Gurrea-Martínez, 2020c), although in the latter the future development of legislation to promote efficient insolvency frameworks is as important as improving judicial systems and creating a sophisticated body of insolvency practitioners.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Begin by debating whether employing the insolvency system is the best way to handle businesses affected by the coronavirus as reported by Gurrea-Martinez. [10] Seijo [11] examine the barriers that successfully marketed technological advancements encounter to either be manufactured in small batches or at a high-volume manufacturing scale. This is a common Argentinian question.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%