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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Transaction Avoidance in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
Transaction avoidance in Russian personal bankruptcy: statutory periods, evidence, applicants, consequences and transaction defence.
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Secondary Liability in Russian Bankruptcy: Directors and Controlling Persons
Who may be a controlling person, when subsidiary liability arises, who may apply, time limits, evidence and a practical response workflow.
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Settlement Agreement in Russian Corporate Bankruptcy
How a Russian legal entity can end bankruptcy through a creditor-approved settlement: voting, corporate authority, mandatory terms and court review.
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Russian Liquidation Proceedings: Creditor Distributions and Completion
How creditor distributions work in Russian corporate liquidation proceedings: current claims, the register, priority, proportional payment and completion.
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External Administration in Russian Corporate Bankruptcy: Plan, Term and Effects
How external administration works in Russian corporate bankruptcy: introduction, management transfer, moratorium, rehabilitation plan, creditor control and outcomes.
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Financial Rehabilitation in Russian Bankruptcy: Term and Schedule
Financial rehabilitation in Russian corporate bankruptcy: the two-year maximum term, payment schedule, security, management restrictions and administrative manager.
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Observation in Russian Corporate Bankruptcy: Procedure and Effects
Observation in Russian corporate bankruptcy: director restrictions, interim manager, creditor claims, first meeting, time limits and possible next procedures.
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Russian Personal Bankruptcy: Pros and Cons in 2026
Pros and cons of Russian personal bankruptcy: discharge, assets, transactions, costs, restrictions and a pre-filing risk review.
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Russian MFC Out-of-Court Bankruptcy: 2026 Rules
Russian MFC bankruptcy in 2026: RUB 25,000–1 million debt range, alternative eligibility routes, creditor list and six-month procedure.
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Asset Realisation in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
How asset realisation works in Russian personal bankruptcy: estate boundaries, protected property, sole and mortgaged homes, valuation and sale.