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Cross-border group insolvencies cover insolvency proceedings involving a corporate group with a presence in multiple jurisdictions, including England. A solicitor coordinates parallel or coordinated proceedings, liaises with foreign insolvency offices, and applies for recognition of foreign proceedings in England to enable cooperation and asset recovery across borders. The work also involves identifying lead or coordinating jurisdictions, managing intercompany claims, and ensuring remedies such as moratoria, appointments, and the distribution of assets are aligned with domestic and international frameworks.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor handles the interplay between English proceedings and foreign cases, coordinates information sharing, and navigates procedures like recognition of foreign proceedings and cross-border cooperation. They manage group-wide claims, optimisations of asset realisations, and interactions with overseas insolvency practitioners, regulators, and courts to preserve value and protect creditors within English law and the UK regime.

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