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With fear for bankruptcy reorganisation largely dissipated and cities exploring personal bankruptcy, China is slowly but surely maturing its insolvency scheme

The Enterprise Bankruptcy Law revisions set to clear obstacles for allowing the reorganisation of struggling companies

Zhong Lun Law Firm has recruited Tony Chow as a partner at its Hong Kong office, further reinforcing its capabilities in dispute resolution in the city

Caught between national ambition and market reality, law firms in Chengdu and Chongqing are reshaping their paths

India is introducing a creditor-initiated insolvency mechanism under the 2025 IBC amendments, creating a faster, out-of-court, creditor-led resolution process

PDLegal appoints Ravipat Mullijarupongs and Supagorn Jittimaporn to lead dispute resolution and tax in Thailand

Market shakeups lead to increasingly complex dispute issues and novel investor strategies to resolve them

Courts weigh IBC insolvency against PMLA attachment in ongoing legal disputes

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IBBI mandates full disclosure of avoidance transactions in insolvency cases to ensure transparency and fairness

IBBI amended CIRP rules to boost transparency, creditor rights, and investor participation in insolvency cases

IBBI has amended liquidation regulations to enhance efficiency, transparency, and integrity

Chi Weihong, ex-TianTong, founded Zai Sheng Law Firm, specializing in debt restructuring and bankruptcy

Simon Chen is the new managing partner of Wei Tu's Shanghai branch

Discussion paper proposes amendments to improve efficiency in executing resolution plans under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India regulations

Misunderstood by many, the bankruptcy regime in China requires urgent legislative and administrative upgrades to inject market logic into the economy