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Post-scheme modification – an easy guide
In the recent decision of Moody Technology Holdings Ltd , the Hong Kong Court of First Instance (the “Hong Kong Court”) provides useful commentary on the jurisdiction to modify a scheme of arrangement after court …
Restructuring Review 2024 – British Virgin Islands
There continues to be an upward trend in the use of schemes of arrangement, with or without the relevant company being in provisional liquidations, as a restructuring tool, particularly in relation to China-related…
A guide to the Cayman Islands insolvency reform: Restructuring officer and refined scheme of arrangement
In a highly welcomed modernisation, the Cayman Islands Government has introduced the Companies Amendment …
Cayman Islands restructuring of foreign-law governed debt: the Rule in Gibbs revisited
In a recent ex tempore judgment handed down by Justice Kawaley in In re China Lumena New Materials Corp. (unrep, 14 February 2020), the Grand Court considered the efficacy of a Cayman Islands scheme of arrangement on debts governed by a law other than the Cayman Islands.
China Agrotech Blog #1: Successful restructuring of China Agrotech Holdings
In the epic journey of China Agrotech Holdings Ltd, that saw it re-listed on the SEHK on 26 July 2019, some five years after its shares were suspended from trading, we bring you a series of blogs on the unusual and novel points of law that arose during the course of its journey.
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