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CRISI D'IMPRESA E TRUST

Authors: SPOLAORE, PIERGIUSEPPE;

CRISI D'IMPRESA E TRUST

Abstract

La tesi ha ad oggetto lo studio dei rapporti tra il trust e il nucleo di principi inderogabili in materia di crisi dell’impresa esercitata in forma societaria e delle sue soluzioni “negoziali” (: piani attestati, accordi di ristrutturazione, concordato preventivo) tanto in termini di compatibilità sistematico-astratta, quanto con riguardo alle funzioni concrete che detto istituto può svolgere in tali contesti. Il primo capitolo analizza le problematiche connesse alla fattispecie, diffusa nella prassi, del c.d. trust liquidatorio “extra-concorsuale”, anche alla luce delle regole che, in common law, disciplinano le interferenze tra «trust» e «insolvenza», sia del settlor sia del trustee, giungendo a negarne la legittimità. Il capitolo secondo prosegue con l’analisi comparatistica degli ulteriori istituti e contesti, propri del diritto statunitense e inglese, nei quali il trust viene utilizzato, a vari scopi, nell’ambito delle soluzioni non fallimentari della crisi d’impresa. Il terzo capitolo è dedicato all’esame delle fattispecie – diverse da quelle considerate nel capitolo primo – di trust nell’ambito delle tecniche di regolazione della crisi d’impresa, alternative al fallimento, nell’ordinamento italiano (: piani attestati, accordi di ristrutturazione e concordato preventivo): da una parte, sulla scorta degli esiti dell’analisi, svolta nel capitolo secondo, quanto agli utilizzi del trust nella crisi d’impresa societaria tipici dei sistemi statunitense e inglese; dall’altra, tenendo ferme le risultanze, emerse nel capitolo primo, in ordine al rapporto tra fenomeno fiduciario anglosassone e diritto fallimentare.

My dissertation deals with the compatibility of the «trust» – as a “foreign” institution – with the basic principles of corporate debt restructuring and/or reorganization in Italian bankruptcy law. More specifically, it draws extensively on the evidences from the common law experiences, with regard both to the general relationship between trusts and bankruptcy law [i.e. the treatment of the trust (rectius: the rights of the parties involved as well as their creditors) in the subsequent bankruptcy respectively of the trustee or the settlor] and to how and to which purposes are trusts used specifically in the corporate distress framework. The first chapter analyzes and criticizes a line of Italian cases dealing with the use of the trust as a form of private regulation of the corporate crisis. The second chapter further explores the functions played by trusts in the corporate bankruptcy – and their limits – in North-American and English law. The third chapter draws the consequences for Italian regulation on corporate restructuring, developing a new model on the use of trusts within said scope.

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bankruptcy law, IUS/05: DIRITTO DELL'ECONOMIA, trust liquidatorio, trust, IUS/04: DIRITTO COMMERCIALE, diritto fallimentare, fraudulent conveyances, trust, diritto fallimentare, concordato preventivo, crisi d'impresa, trust liquidatorio, bankruptcy law, corporate reorganization, fraudulent conveyances, IUS/02: DIRITTO PRIVATO COMPARATO, crisi d'impresa, concordato preventivo, corporate reorganization

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