After two years of unprecedented crisis, exceptional measures, and unprecedented state support for businesses, the end of the "whatever the cost" approach began this year.
Repayment of aid (PGE and others), the end of sector-specific support measures (notably social and fiscal), and the effects of the war in Ukraine on the increase in energy and raw material prices are all conjunctural elements that could once again impact businesses, whose economic models may have been affected by the pandemic.
To face these difficulties, turnaround and restructuring professionals have a "toolbox" that allows them to quickly assist concerned managers and shareholders eager to act.
In this context, amicable treatment procedures such as the ad hoc mandate and conciliation are particularly effective mechanisms for facilitating the identification of difficulties: banking, supplier, client, etc., and their resolution through a global or targeted amicable agreement, in a confidential and protective framework, under the aegis of specialized and benevolent magistrates.
Focusing on the practice and experience of professionals who use them, these so-called "prevention" procedures evolve regularly to adapt to the changes in our economy and its players.
TMA France is offering an interactive round table on these current topics and has gathered seasoned professionals who will come to testify and share their experiences:
- Mrs. Sonia Arrouas: President of the Evry Commercial Court and President of the Conference of Consular Judges of France.
- Master Julie Lavoir: Founder of the ASCAGNE study
- Master Laid Estelle Laurent: Associate Lawyer at JEANTET
- Mr. David Lacombe: Conciliator and Founding President of LA CLINIQUE DE LA CRISE
- Alexandre Le Ninivin: Partner Lawyer in charge of the restructuring department - Oxynomia and Secretary General - TMA France
