Programme

The course provides an overview of the fundamental economic-business aspects of corporate restructuring and reorganization processes, both when these processes originate from within corporate structures and when they are imposed by the economic and legal system in which they operate.

The course is divided into two parts.

The first part of the course is devoted to an in-depth study of the main extraordinary transactions used in corporate restructuring processes, with a focus on the fundamental strategic, regulatory, accounting and tax profiles.

The second part of the course focuses on the business and economic aspects of the main bankruptcy procedures and other tools for overcoming and/or managing crisis.

Core Documentation

During the course of the lectures, the professor will provide bibliographic and additional supporting material through the Teams platform.
Non-attenders may also refer to the same materials.

Type of delivery of the course

The course will be delivered in-person.

Type of evaluation

A written test is scheduled. Depending on the outcome of the written and at the sole discretion of the professor, the oral test may be optional or mandatory. For those attending there may be an in-depth study of a case study to be agreed with the professor, with a final presentation in the classroom. Further details will be provided in the classroom. If necessary, examinations may take place according to the rules on social distancing arranged by the University and the Department of Business Administration.

Programme

The course provides an overview of the fundamental economic-business aspects of corporate restructuring and reorganization processes, both when these processes originate from within corporate structures and when they are imposed by the economic and legal system in which they operate.

The course is divided into two parts.

The first part of the course is devoted to an in-depth study of the main extraordinary transactions used in corporate restructuring processes, with a focus on the fundamental strategic, regulatory, accounting and tax profiles.

The second part of the course focuses on the business and economic aspects of the main bankruptcy procedures and other tools for overcoming and/or managing crisis.

Core Documentation

During the course of the lectures, the professor will provide bibliographic and additional supporting material through the Teams platform.
Non-attenders may also refer to the same materials.

Type of delivery of the course

The course will be delivered in-person.

Type of evaluation

A written test is scheduled. Depending on the outcome of the written and at the sole discretion of the professor, the oral test may be optional or mandatory. For those attending there may be an in-depth study of a case study to be agreed with the professor, with a final presentation in the classroom. Further details will be provided in the classroom. If necessary, examinations may take place according to the rules on social distancing arranged by the University and the Department of Business Administration.

Programme

The course provides an overview of the fundamental economic-business aspects of corporate restructuring and reorganization processes, both when these processes originate from within corporate structures and when they are imposed by the economic and legal system in which they operate.

The course is divided into two parts.

The first part of the course is devoted to an in-depth study of the main extraordinary transactions used in corporate restructuring processes, with a focus on the fundamental strategic, regulatory, accounting and tax profiles.

The second part of the course focuses on the business and economic aspects of the main bankruptcy procedures and other tools for overcoming and/or managing crisis.

Core Documentation

During the course of the lectures, the professor will provide bibliographic and additional supporting material through the Teams platform.
Non-attenders may also refer to the same materials.

Type of delivery of the course

The course will be delivered in-person.

Type of evaluation

A written test is scheduled. Depending on the outcome of the written and at the sole discretion of the professor, the oral test may be optional or mandatory. For those attending there may be an in-depth study of a case study to be agreed with the professor, with a final presentation in the classroom. Further details will be provided in the classroom. If necessary, examinations may take place according to the rules on social distancing arranged by the University and the Department of Business Administration.