We are pleased to announce that Cristian Fischetti, Partner at LEXIA, has contributed as an author to the new edition of the Chambers Insolvency Global Practice Guide 2025, writing the chapter dedicated to Italy.
The Chambers Insolvency Guide is one of the leading international publications for the analysis of key legal systems regarding corporate insolvency and bankruptcy procedures, providing professionals, businesses, and investors with an updated comparative overview of global regulations and best practices.
The Italian framework: negotiated settlement and business continuity
In the chapter dedicated to Italy, Cristian Fischetti delves into the topic of the negotiated settlement of corporate crises, introduced by Legislative Decree 118/2021 and later integrated into the Corporate Crisis and Insolvency Code.
The paper outlines the practical applications of the tool, highlighting the most relevant innovations in the area of preventive management of corporate crises, the tools for safeguarding operational continuity, and the central role of independent experts in the restructuring process.
An analysis that reflects the growing importance of Italian corporate and insolvency law within the European context and its evolution towards sustainable crisis management models, in line with the EU directive on early warning and preventive agreements.
LEXIA’s commitment in the Restructuring & Insolvency sector
This contribution is part of LEXIA’s broader commitment to assisting businesses and investors in debt restructuring, turnaround, and corporate crisis management, providing integrated support in legal, tax, and financial matters.
Thanks to the solid experience of the Restructuring & Insolvency team, LEXIA supports companies, industrial groups, and financial institutions in defining effective recovery strategies and accessing the tools provided by the Corporate Crisis Code.
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