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2025 International European Insolvency Symposium - Special Bundle
ABI’s 2025 International European Insolvency Symposium, co-hosted by INSOL Europe, was held Oct. 26-28 in Berlin and presented numerous sessions focused on the latest international insolvency and restructuring developments. Topics included third-party releases and chapter 15 implications, tariffs, the rise of private credit’s role as key creditors in restructurings, and digital asset tracing in bankruptcy. The following recorded sessions are available for purchase individually or as an economical bundle.
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Private credit has rapidly become one of the most dynamic areas of the capital markets, with significant implications for corporate restructurings and bankruptcy practice. Morgan O’Neill of Sound Point Capital Management will explore how private credit is shaping financing strategies, influencing restructuring outcomes, and redefining the relationships among borrowers, lenders and investors. Attendees will gain insights into current market trends, the opportunities and risks driving private credit, and what these developments mean for the future of distressed investing and restructuring.
The Rise of Private Credit’s Role as Key Creditors in Restructurings
Private credit has rapidly grown into a multi-trillion-dollar market, reshaping the landscape of corporate finance and restructuring. With global private credit expected to rise from nearly US$2 trillion in 2023 to US$3 trillion by 2028, the influence of private credit funds as key creditors is undeniable. But questions remain as to how these funds will behave in the next major downturn, given their limited experience in workouts and restructuring. This panel will explore the evolving dynamics among private credit funds, banks, private equity and ratings agencies, and consider whether the growth of “private” markets reflects innovation or regulatory arbitrage. Attendees will gain practical insights into what restructuring professionals need to know as private credit cements its role at the center of future distressed situations.
Automotive Restructuring in the U.S. and Europe
The global automotive industry is facing unprecedented disruption, from supply chain pressures and shifting consumer demand to the transition toward electrification and stricter regulatory frameworks. These forces are creating unique restructuring challenges and opportunities across both the U.S. and European markets. This panel will bring together experts to compare approaches on both sides of the Atlantic, examining how legal, financial and operational strategies differ and the lessons that can be drawn from recent high-profile cases. Attendees will gain insights into emerging risks, cross-border considerations, and the tools available to manage distress in one of the world’s most complex and rapidly evolving industries.
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