Description
This is the definitive guide on restructuring. Restructurings are on the rise as a result of the credit crunch and market instability.
There is no other book that tackles the practical issues of out-of-court restructurings in the consensual arena or looks at the law and practice in such a comprehensive and systematic manner. Howard and Hedger present a logical and thorough perspective on the challenging practice of restructuring in the United Kingdom and elsewhere.
This book also includes a detailed examination of the directors’ responsibilities following CA 2006, the application of International Accounting Standards, going concern issues, and a thorough examination of rights issues.
Key Features:
– This is the first and only statement on the measures that practitioners must take during a restructuring.
– A banking industry expertise and a law specialist combine for a practical, transactional perspective.
– Readers are guided through the practical aspects of the transaction, including what to watch out for and document advice.
– Provides insight into the paperwork as well as all of the necessary tasks.
– Is written in such a way that accountants, lawyers, and bankers will find it really useful.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
– Introduction;
– Restructuring Process;
– Information, disclosure, and year-end reporting
– Officers, fees, and financial creditor remuneration
– The Importance of Valuations;
– Exits;
– Schemes of arrangement
– Pensions’
– Restructuring and directors’ duties
– Rescue rights issues
– Credit derivative sand restructuring
– Overview
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