INDUSLAW | CROSS BORDER INSOLVENCY: KEY ISSUES

Published On: 01/03/2018

Practice Area: Banking & Finance, Insolvency & Restructuring

Authors:

Ran Chakrabarti

Cross border insolvency inevitably boils down to a scramble for assets, leaving creditors confused about the options available to them. INDUSLAW were delighted to have been invited by the National Law School in Bengaluru to speak on the subject over the weekend

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CROSS BORDER INSOLVENCY: KEY ISSUES