Course overview

This lecture series delivers a practical, end-to-end guide to managing a modern cross-border insolvency matter, following the life cycle of a case from pre-filing planning and forum strategy through plan recognition, post-confirmation execution, asset tracing, recovery, and judgment enforcement. The series highlights the full spectrum of practical issues parties in interest face —including debtor-side execution, creditor dynamics across jurisdictions, and alternative dispute resolution.   

Topics will include:

  • Strategic Considerations in Planning a Cross-Border Case
  • Alternatives to Bankruptcy
  • Fiduciary duties and personal liability of officers  
  • Dealing with third-party fiduciaries/participants 
  • Swaps & Setoffs in Cross-Border
  • Buying and selling creditors’ claims against debtor

Who should take this course?

The course is designed for insolvency and restructuring lawyers, advisors, and distressed financing experts, keen to understand insolvency cases at the cross-border level.