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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Bankruptcy of a Russian Airline: Ticket Refunds and Claims
What passengers should do when a Russian airline enters bankruptcy: identify carrier and seller, document refund rights, classify the claim and preserve evidence.
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Bankruptcy of a Russian Tour Operator: Recovering Tour Payments
What a traveller should do when a Russian tour operator fails: verify the register and contract, claim under financial security and the responsibility fund, then register any remaining claim.
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Bankruptcy of a Russian Insurance Company: Policies and Claims
What to do when a Russian insurer fails: licence and DIA administration, policy transfer, insured event, creditor claim, priority and compensation routes.
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Bankruptcy of a Russian Concessionaire: Public Assets and Estate
What happens when a Russian concessionaire enters bankruptcy: separating public concession assets from the debtor’s estate, termination, transfer and claims.
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Bankruptcy of a Russian Utility Supplier: Claims and Infrastructure
How to analyse a Russian resource-supplying organisation’s bankruptcy: old and current liabilities, receivables, direct consumer contracts and utility assets.
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Bankruptcy of a Russian Leasing Company: Assets and Contracts
What happens when a Russian lessor enters bankruptcy: ownership of leased assets, contract classification, buyout balance, claims and evidence.
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Assets Remaining After Creditor Distributions in Russian Bankruptcy
Who may receive a corporate debtor’s assets remaining after creditor distributions: notice, member applications, shared ownership and fallback transfer.
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Payment of Registered Claims by a Debtor’s Founder
How a founder, unitary-enterprise owner or third party may fund full payment of the claims register during Russian liquidation proceedings.
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Increasing a Debtor’s Share Capital in Russian Bankruptcy
How an additional issue of ordinary shares may support recovery during external administration: motion, plan, private placement, timing and pre-emption.
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Sale of Part of a Debtor’s Assets During Russian External Administration
When an external-administration plan may sell part of a debtor’s assets, how business continuity limits the measure and when electronic bidding applies.