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Insolvency within multinational enterprise groups

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Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2009Description: 360p xxvISBN:
  • 9780199544721
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 346.065 MEV
Contents:
Contents; Part I The Context of Insolvency Within Multinational Enterprise Groups- The Phenomenon and Key Problems; 1:The Phenomenon of the Multinational Enterprise Group; 2:'To Link or not to Link?' The Problem of the Multinational Enterprise Group Business Structure; 3:Global Frameworks or State-based Insolvencies- The Problem of Cross-border Insolvency; Part II Guiding Objectives and Typical Scenarios; 4:Insolvency Goals in Legal Systems; 5:Prototypical Scenarios of Insolvency within Multinational Enterprise Groups; Part III The Quest for Appropriate Solutions for Insolvency within Multinational Enterprise Groups; 6:Preservation of the Estate, Maximization of Value, and Facilitation of Rescues; 7:Equitable Distribution and Accountability; 8:Certainty and Predictability; 9:Responsibility for Debts of MEG Members and Vulnerability of Intra-group Transactions; Summary and Conclusion; Bibliography; Index
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Contents;
Part I The Context of Insolvency Within Multinational Enterprise Groups- The Phenomenon and Key Problems;
1:The Phenomenon of the Multinational Enterprise Group;
2:'To Link or not to Link?' The Problem of the Multinational Enterprise Group Business Structure;
3:Global Frameworks or State-based Insolvencies- The Problem of Cross-border Insolvency;
Part II Guiding Objectives and Typical Scenarios;
4:Insolvency Goals in Legal Systems;
5:Prototypical Scenarios of Insolvency within Multinational Enterprise Groups;
Part III The Quest for Appropriate Solutions for Insolvency within Multinational Enterprise Groups;
6:Preservation of the Estate, Maximization of Value, and Facilitation of Rescues;
7:Equitable Distribution and Accountability;
8:Certainty and Predictability;
9:Responsibility for Debts of MEG Members and Vulnerability of Intra-group Transactions;
Summary and Conclusion;
Bibliography;
Index