Corporate Rescue and Business Recovery in International Markets

This five-day course uses a highly interactive, practice-focused approach. Participants will engage in group discussions, individual tasks, and team-based drafting exercises designed to reinforce each learning objective. Throughout the course, the facilitator will work closely with participants, guiding them through real examples, practical scenarios, and continuous hands-on activities. Group discussions are encouraged throughout, ensuring an open, collaborative learning environment where participants can test ideas, ask questions, and apply new skills immediately.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Identify early indicators of financial distress in corporate structures
• Explain directors’ duties and liability risks during insolvency situations
• Distinguish between Administration, Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA), Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), Administrative Receivership, and Compulsory Liquidation
• Evaluate informal and formal restructuring options strategically
• Assess cross-border insolvency challenges and international recognition frameworks
• Develop structured rescue and recovery strategies in international markets

The course is ideal for anyone advising on or managing corporate rescue and insolvency processes in an international context, as it provides a practical understanding of cross-border challenges, stakeholder management, and recovery strategies. These may include lawyers, in-house counsel, restructuring practitioners, corporate advisers, and finance professionals involved in distressed situations.

• Corporate rescue strategy
• Financial distress assessment
• Insolvency frameworks
• Cross-border restructuring
• Stakeholder management