We will be present as a sponsor at one of the most prestigious events dedicated to professionals in Insolvency Proceedings: the Conference in Stresa, titled “The Evolution of the Composition with Creditors”, promoted by the Associazione Concorsualisti Milano.
On March 21 and 22, in the enchanting setting of Lake Maggiore, where elegance meets history, distinguished figures from the sector—including judges, lawyers, and chartered accountants—will come together to discuss the latest developments in composition with creditors, “from consent to the priority of protecting economic interests, without unjustifiably penalizing creditors,” as highlighted by the conference title itself.
The Associazione Concorsualisti Milano was established with the aim of bringing together members of the Milanese Orders of Chartered Accountants and Accounting Experts, as well as Lawyers, who regularly hold roles in insolvency proceedings, maintaining constant dialogue with the Judges of the Second Civil Section of the Milan Court.
Among its key objectives is the development of knowledge and the correct application of bankruptcy law principles and the various activities related to it.
A legal and operational analysis of negotiated settlement solutions.
After the official greetings from the President of the Verbania Court, Gianni Macchioni, the President of ODCEC Verbania, Stefano Noro, the President of the Verbania Bar Association, Paolo Ricci, and the President of ACM, Roberta Zorloni, the discussion will get underway.
The March 21 program will focus on possible solutions for negotiated settlements, including contractual, planned, and composition-based approaches, as presented by Milanese lawyer Edoardo Staunovo Polacco. He will also address the selection of different pathways based on the objectives pursued.
The day will continue with an intervention by Filippo D’Aquino, Judge of the Court of Cassation, who will analyze the shift away from the “myth of majority consent” as a coercive element for dissenting creditors, outlining the evolution of concordato preventivo from the Best Creditor’s Interest principle to the requirement that the plan must not be detrimental.
Laura De Simone, President of the Second Civil Section of the Milan Court, will explore the emergence of compulsory compositions within liquidazione coatta amministrativa (L.C.A.) and their incorporation into the Business Crisis and Insolvency Code. Dr. De Simone will place particular emphasis on the need for transparency, comprehensive information, and judicial oversight.
A roundtable for in-depth discussion among experts.
The day of March 22 will be dedicated to a roundtable discussion focusing on the operational differences between pre- and post-approval executions of concordato preventivo and simplified composition with creditors. The goal is to identify operational advantages and the best strategies for managing corporate crises.
The debate will be moderated by Alida Paluchowski, President of the Second Civil Section of the Milan Court. Among the speakers are prominent figures in the legal and economic landscape, including Sergio Rossetti, Judge at the Milan Court, Danilo Cannella, Chartered Accountant, and Carlo Pagliughi, Chartered Accountant and Lawyer.
The Stresa Conference will be a valuable opportunity for our team to enhance professional development, establish new synergies, and engage with the most authoritative experts in the field. It represents a new occasion to share insights and explore fresh perspectives in one of the most exclusive forums of 2025 for training on insolvency proceedings.
In this important setting, our delegates will be present to support professionals, providing updates on our innovative solutions.
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