Catching up with insolvency across EU member states
These have been tough years for the European businesses. Uncertainty is constant in an over-changing reality: a pandemic, international conflicts, high inflation, and supply chain breaks are some of the factors that have led to a paradigm shift.
The global economy is in a complex juncture that consequently affects the management and turnover of the companies also insolvency practitioners (IP) have to deal with. The time has come to ensure that the efficiency and effectiveness of legislative proposals correspond the real needs of the businesses.
EIP Association seeks, through this section, to keep all the players involved in the business to be informed of the latest developments in relation to the insolvency sector. Numerous measures have been implemented and promoted by the European Union so far. In this context, the harmonization of insolvency legislation shall be placed at the top of the European Union’s priorities, however considering the individual needs of the member states, with a due focus on smaller or different economies as well.
Latest Publications
EIP announces its new Board 2025–2027
At the General Assembly held on 19 September in Krakow (Poland), EIP members elected a new Board to lead our organisation for the next two
Statement of the European insolvency practitioners’ organisations (EIP) on the amendements of the Committee on Legal Affairs Draft Report and the ECON committee on the EU Commission’s proposal for a directive (Insolvency III) on the harmonisation of certain aspects of insolvency law dated 07.12.2022 (COM (2022) 702 final)
EIP appreciates the opportunity to comment on the amendments proposed by the ECON Draft Opinion of 5 February 2025 (ECON Draft report) and the Committee on
Stanowisko europejskich organizacji syndyków masy upadłości (EIP) w sprawie wniosku Komisji Europejskiej dotyczącego dyrektywy w sprawie harmonizacji niektórych aspektów prawa upadłościowego z dnia 07.12.2022 r. (COM (2022) 702 wersja ostateczna)
EIP intensywnie zajmowało się propozycją nowej dyrektywy (zwaną dalej “Propozycją”) w sześciu grupach roboczych składających się z przedstawicieli krajowych organizacji członkowskich EIP. Zasadniczo EIP z
Declaración de las organizaciones europeas de administradores concursales y expertos en insolvencia (AEI) sobre la propuesta de Directiva de la Comisión Europea relativa a la armonización de determinados aspectos del Derecho en materia de insolvencia, de fecha 7.12.2022 (COM (2022) 702 final)
La AEI ha tratado intensamente la propuesta de nueva directiva (en lo sucesivo, la “propuesta”) en seis grupos de trabajo compuestos por representantes de las
Statement of the European insolvency practitioners’ organisations (EIP) on the EU Commission’s proposal for a directive on the harmonisation of certain aspects of insolvency law dated 07.12.2022 (COM (2022) 702 final)
EIP has intensively dealt with the proposal for a new Directive (in the following the “Proposal”) in six working groups consisting of representatives of EIP’s
Spain’s administratorless procedure for micro-enterprises
The Spanish corporate structure is essentially made up of micro enterprises. In December 2022, 93.41 % of companies in Spain were classified as micro-enterprises. This
Latest Publications
EIP announces its new Board 2025–2027
At the General Assembly held on 19 September in Krakow (Poland), EIP members elected a new Board to lead our organisation for the next two
Statement of the European insolvency practitioners’ organisations (EIP) on the amendements of the Committee on Legal Affairs Draft Report and the ECON committee on the EU Commission’s proposal for a directive (Insolvency III) on the harmonisation of certain aspects of insolvency law dated 07.12.2022 (COM (2022) 702 final)
EIP appreciates the opportunity to comment on the amendments proposed by the ECON Draft Opinion of 5 February 2025 (ECON Draft report) and the Committee on
Stanowisko europejskich organizacji syndyków masy upadłości (EIP) w sprawie wniosku Komisji Europejskiej dotyczącego dyrektywy w sprawie harmonizacji niektórych aspektów prawa upadłościowego z dnia 07.12.2022 r. (COM (2022) 702 wersja ostateczna)
EIP intensywnie zajmowało się propozycją nowej dyrektywy (zwaną dalej “Propozycją”) w sześciu grupach roboczych składających się z przedstawicieli krajowych organizacji członkowskich EIP. Zasadniczo EIP z
Declaración de las organizaciones europeas de administradores concursales y expertos en insolvencia (AEI) sobre la propuesta de Directiva de la Comisión Europea relativa a la armonización de determinados aspectos del Derecho en materia de insolvencia, de fecha 7.12.2022 (COM (2022) 702 final)
La AEI ha tratado intensamente la propuesta de nueva directiva (en lo sucesivo, la “propuesta”) en seis grupos de trabajo compuestos por representantes de las
Statement of the European insolvency practitioners’ organisations (EIP) on the EU Commission’s proposal for a directive on the harmonisation of certain aspects of insolvency law dated 07.12.2022 (COM (2022) 702 final)
EIP has intensively dealt with the proposal for a new Directive (in the following the “Proposal”) in six working groups consisting of representatives of EIP’s
Spain’s administratorless procedure for micro-enterprises
The Spanish corporate structure is essentially made up of micro enterprises. In December 2022, 93.41 % of companies in Spain were classified as micro-enterprises. This
EIP’s first comments to the EC DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL harmonising certain aspects of insolvency law (Insolvency III)
The European Commission has published on 7 December 2022 its “Proposal for a Directive harmonizing certain aspects of insolvency law”. The very divergent insolvency rules
The new Austrian Restructuring Code at a glance
The long-awaited draft implementation of the EU Directive 2019/1023 on restructuring and insolvency has been published these days and is now subject to evaluation. A
Anti-crisis shield regarding Coronavirus in Poland (II)
The obligation to file for insolvency, which applies for the management of corporations, is suspended until 30 September 2020, if illiquidity was caused by the pandemic.
