Bankruptcy
In-depth articles on personal and corporate bankruptcy in Russia: eligibility, court and out-of-court procedures, assets, transactions, consequences, and creditor and debtor rights.
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Interested Persons in Russian Insolvency: Article 19, Evidence and Consequences
Who qualifies as an interested person in Russian insolvency, how the status differs from affiliation and control, and why it matters for transactions and claims.
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Russian Mutual Fund “Bankruptcy”: What Happens to the Unit and Fund Assets
Why a Russian PIF is not a legal entity, what happens if its manager fails, how fund assets are segregated and what a unitholder should verify.
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Shares in a Russian Company Bankruptcy: Shareholder Rights and Residual Value
What happens to shares when a Russian company enters bankruptcy: shareholder versus creditor status, delisting, separate claims and residual value.
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Bonds in Russian Issuer Bankruptcy: Bondholder Steps
Bondholder steps after a Russian issuer default and bankruptcy: representative, custody statement, calculation, creditor register and distributions.
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Civil Contract during Russian Personal Bankruptcy
Civil-contract payment during Russian bankruptcy: advance, acceptance, contractor expenses, tax, accounts, living minimum and disclosure.
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Nominal Accounts in Personal Bankruptcy: Who Owns the Money?
Who owns funds in a nominal account when the account holder or beneficiary enters Russian personal bankruptcy, what to disclose and which records matter.
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Russian Accounting Firm Bankruptcy: Recovering Databases, Records and Access
What a customer should do when a Russian outsourced accounting firm becomes insolvent: recover records and databases, verify filings and transfer authority safely.
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Russian Call Centre Bankruptcy: Recordings, Personal Data and Customer Access
How a customer should respond to a Russian call centre insolvency: recover recordings and CRM data, transfer numbers, restrict access and classify claims.
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Russian Collection Agency Bankruptcy: Who Should Be Paid and What Happens to the Debt
What a borrower should do when a Russian collection agency becomes insolvent: verify claim ownership, assignment, the court case and lawful payment recipient.