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• Europe and the Middle East could be the focus of restructuring specialists in the coming months
• Tough conditions are likely to continue for UK retailers
• An adversarial approach is not always best - -
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Crunch time for companies at exit from recession
Europe and the Middle East could be the focus of restructuring specialists in the coming months, writes Anousha Sakoui
Unlikely alliance saves car parts company
An adversarial approach is not always best, writes Henny Sender
High street costs need a close look
The tough conditions are likely to continue, writes Andrea Felsted
UK heads European move towards Chapter 11 rules
But France and Germany are also undergoing a cultural shift in insolvency regulation
Shifting relationship between lenders and buy-out groups
As the dust settles after the financial crisis, the way that troubled companies that have undergone a leveraged buy-out are treated is slowly becoming clearer
CVAs make a comeback as landlords change their tune
Retailers facing insolvency have revived the little-used company voluntary arrangement to negotiate lower rents at more advantageous terms
Bargain hunters should beware value destruction
Lina Saigol examines whether there will be a rush of deals as the recession ends
Dubai World’s restructuring likely to be a slow process
Legal deficiencies have been exposed, writes Robin Wigglesworth
From company doctor to chief restructuring officer
Charles Batchelor charts the rise of the role of CRO
Vulture fund takeover of Countrywide was more than picking at the bones
Oaktree bought up distressed debt to gain control and is now working with management to rebuild the estate agency
