15
Sep
Reforms, updates and regulatory changes: Growing flexibility and new tactical opportunities
The Negotiated Settlement of Crisis process has become the leading early intervention tool in Italy, supported by increased digitalisation, more efficient court processes and growing familiarity among stakeholders. Filings and success rates continue to rise. Our panel of experts will address how, alongside broader alignment with European restructuring frameworks, recent amendments are strengthening legal certainty and positioning pre-insolvency processes as the default route for many restructurings, enabling faster resolutions and attracting increased international participation.
- Is negotiated settlement still the most effective route for corporate recovery, and how should companies balance informal and formal restructuring tools to maximise value?
- How will the ongoing harmonisation of European restructuring and insolvency frameworks influence the Italian market and investor confidence?
- Proactive restructuring: Is the focus shifting from in court to out of court restructuring solutions, and how is this affecting timelines and outcomes in Italy?
- Is the negotiated settlement – with its most recent amendments – favouring the interest for distressed M&A by international investors?
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SpeakersGiulia Lasagni Senior Reporter Debtwire
Martina Paiardini Partner Giovanardi Studio Legale
Ermanno La Marca Equity Partner Bussoletti Nuzzo Avvocati
Federico Diomeda Commercialista Studio Commercialista Diomeda
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Giulia Lasagni is a senior financial journalist with extensive experience covering European credit markets, M&A and the forces shaping corporate finance across the region. She previously covered European structured credit for International Financing Review (IFR), part of the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), reporting on key trends, transactions and developments across the region.Giulia brings particularly deep expertise in the Italian market. Before joining IFR, she spent six years at Mergermarket, reporting on major transactions and corporate situations, with a focus on M&A, private equity and shareholder activism in Italy.
She deals with commercial law, specialising in company law, as well as corporate crises and special situations.
In these areas, she has gained experience both in non-litigation matters (corporate advisory work, with a particular focus on corporate governance, performing and distressed M&A, debt restructuring, and out-of-court and court-supervised settlement and composition agreements) and in litigation (challenges to shareholders’ and board resolutions, liability claims and avoidance actions).
She has also acquired experience in wealth management, with particular regard to the generational handover of businesses. She graduated with honours from the Università di Urbino in 2008 and has obtained a PhD in Commercial Law from the Università di Brescia. She was admitted to the Bar in 2012 and is based in the Milan office.
She is the author of various legal articles published in Rivista del Diritto Commerciale and Banca, Borsa e Titoli di Credito. She has been a speaker at various legal conferences as well as lecturing for specialist training and postgraduate courses as an expert in corporate planning and asset protection.
Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Tuscia (Viterbo), Department of Economics, Engineering, Society and Business.He possesses extensive, recognized experience in advisory services and litigation—both in court and arbitration proceedings—across the fields of commercial law, public procurement law, and environmental law. His work includes, among other things, matters regarding the functioning of corporate bodies, legal support for tender commissions awarding public works contracts, and projects for renewable energy production.In addition to speaking at various conferences on corporate law topics, he serves on the editorial board of the journal "Rivista di diritto societario".