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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Russian Bankruptcy Asset Sale Rules: Approval and Amendment
What Russian bankruptcy asset sale rules contain, who approves them, applicable timelines, dispute procedure and differences between a company and an individual debtor.
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Withdrawn and Restricted Assets in Russian Bankruptcy
How Russian bankruptcy distinguishes assets withdrawn from circulation from restricted-transfer assets: estate treatment, owner notice, transfer and closed bidding.
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Sale of Bankrupt Assets Without an Auction in Russia
When Russian bankruptcy assets may be sold without the ordinary electronic-auction sequence: sub-RUB 100,000 company assets, individual assets, approval and price safeguards.
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Bankruptcy Auction Organiser in Russia: Role and Documents
Who may organise a Russian bankruptcy auction, how the role differs from the electronic-platform operator and which notices, applications and protocols are required.
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Socially Significant Assets in Russian Bankruptcy
How socially significant assets are sold in Russian bankruptcy, which public-service duties bind the buyer and when unsold assets pass to a municipality.
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Debtor Bank Accounts in Russian Liquidation Proceedings
Which account remains open after Russian liquidation proceedings begin, which accounts must be closed, where balances are transferred and which exceptions survive.
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Electronic Signature During Personal Bankruptcy in Russia
Whether an electronic signature certificate survives personal bankruptcy, whether a new certificate may be issued and why signature validity differs from transaction authority.
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Sale of a Debtor’s Business as a Going Concern in Russia
How a bankrupt debtor’s business is sold as one property complex: included assets, excluded liabilities, valuation, auction, security and transfer deed.
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Sale of a Bankrupt Debtor’s Receivable in Russia
How a Russian insolvency administrator sells the debtor’s receivable: creditor approval, auction procedure, payment, transfer and buyer due diligence.
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Russian Broker Bankruptcy: Client Cash and Securities
Client steps after Russian broker insolvency or licence cancellation: records, custody, reuse rights, transfer and creditor claims.