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19/06/2012
Presentación del profesor Sergio Muro en Insol Academics
Investigación sobre derecho de quiebras
El profesor Sergio Muro acaba de
presentar su trabajo de investigación sobre derecho de quiebras en la
última reunión anual de Insol Academics, realizada en Miami (Estados Unidos) el
pasado 19 de mayo.
In this paper, I describe the historical path leading to the adoption of the new regulations and the key role played by workers’ cooperatives in that development.Then, I critically analyze the recently amended Argentine Insolvency system. Specifically, the paper suggests that the unintended result of the amendments has been to increase the pro-debtor bias the reorganization system already had. As a result, I suggest that the ambiguous amendments that the new law carries should be interpreted in such a way as to diminish that bias.
El trabajo,
titulado “Nuevos desarrollos en insolvencia argentina: Agregando
alternativas heterogéneas de resolución”, analiza las nuevas opciones de
salida para una firma dentro del sistema de insolvencia argentino y sus
efectos en la negociación entre las partes. Insol Academics forma parte de Insol Internacional, una federación mundial de
asociaciones de profesionales especializados en insolvencia y
reestructuración empresaria. LA INVESTIGACIÓN
"New Developments in Argentine Insolvency: Adding Heterogeneous Resolution Alternatives" Recent changes in the Argentine Bankruptcy Law allowing worker cooperatives to bid for insolvent companies have challenged standard insolvency and corporate ownership theories while offering an additional approach to cope with distress situations. |  MÁS INFORMACIÓN
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In this paper, I describe the historical path leading to the adoption of the new regulations and the key role played by workers’ cooperatives in that development.Then, I critically analyze the recently amended Argentine Insolvency system. Specifically, the paper suggests that the unintended result of the amendments has been to increase the pro-debtor bias the reorganization system already had. As a result, I suggest that the ambiguous amendments that the new law carries should be interpreted in such a way as to diminish that bias.