Executive Summary
If there is one area which needs better practices, it is about GCC Bankruptcy laws. A well-laid about format involves at least three areas coming together i.e., Legal, Institutional and Regulatory. An immediate fallout of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) is the spate of corporate failures leading to restructuring, and eventual distress. Deleveraging promptly started as a response to overleveraged balance sheets. Real estate and investment companies were direct causalities while banking sector was an indirect casualty in the process.
Key Questions Addressed
- What is the status of the bankruptcy laws in the GCC?
- What are the inherent challenges in the current laws?
- What lessons can be picked from global best practices?
Add Value To
- Policy makers
- Economists
- Government institutions
- Industry associations
- Banking professionals
- Investment bankers
- Investors
