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Asli Orbay Asli Orbay Reporter, Arbitration and Litigation, Debtwire CEEMEA
Poland introduces new restructuring procedure in wake of pandemic; state aid package most generous in region

Poland introduces new restructuring procedure in wake of pandemic; state aid package most generous in region

Central & Eastern Europe Non-Performing Loans Distressed Debt Financial Services Restructuring Emerging Markets Government

A new type of court restructuring proceeding has been introduced in Poland as part of the COVID-19 crisis legislation: simplified restructuring proceedings available until June 2021, allowing the debtor to individually initiate the proceedings, said Karol Czepukojc and Pawel Dlugoborski, two counsels co-heading Baker McKenzie’s restructuring and insolvency practice in Poland.

Amy Finch Amy Finch Data Journalist, Debtwire
Government action key to tackling coronavirus NPLs and investor opportunities

Government action key to tackling coronavirus NPLs and investor opportunities

Non-Performing Loans Financial Services China DW Week Europe

Governments and regulators need to be investors' “best friend” as they face a new wave of non-performing loans, said panellists involved in NPLs in Europe, China, and globally on a webinar, The New Rise of NPLs - Strategies and Investment Opportunities in the Market, aired live yesterday (14 October) during Debtwire Week.

Laura Gardner Cuesta Laura Gardner Cuesta Senior Reporter, Debtwire CEEMEA
Angola comfortable at current oil prices after negotiating USD 6.2bn debt-service savings – Finance Ministry official

Angola comfortable at current oil prices after negotiating USD 6.2bn debt-service savings – Finance Ministry official

Government Distressed Debt Sub-Saharan Africa Emerging Markets

Angola’s Eurobonds have been one of the most volatile since the advent of the coronavirus crisis. The oil exporter has been dealt a crushing three-way blow by the COVID-19 pandemic, as economic and health crises exacerbate the revenue loss from lower crude prices.

Asli Orbay Asli Orbay Reporter, Arbitration and Litigation, Debtwire CEEMEA
IDO’s USD 500m debt to be split into two on OpCo and MidCo levels

IDO’s USD 500m debt to be split into two on OpCo and MidCo levels

Restructuring Emerging Markets Transport Non-Performing Loans Distressed Debt Turkey

The USD 500m debt of Istanbul Deniz Otobusleri (IDO), a Turkey-based ferry company, will be divided into two as a sustainable and unsustainable loan, which will be reinstated separately on the OpCo and MidCo levels, according to two sources familiar with the situation.

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