Asian Insolvency Systems: Closing the Implementation Gap
As Asian markets are now increasingly integrated in the world economy their domestic insolvency systems need to meet the expectations of international investors and lenders. Many Asian jurisdictions are responding by reforming insolvency laws, introducing new procedures and strengthening institutions, but others are much less active. This conference proceedings includes papers showing how far various Asian countries have come in building effective and predictable insolvency systems and shows to what extent their systems provide confidence to investors and lenders.
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Developing a regulatory framework for outsourcing of insolvency work in Hong Kong, China
In the course of the modernisation of the insolvency system in many jurisdictions, efficiency and effectiveness have been generally accepted as two basic principles. These principles are reflected in the recent World Bank Principles and Guidelines and the Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency. The successful development of an insolvency regime depends crucially upon the competence and integrity of the appointed insolvency administrators.
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