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ARTICLE · 05 FEBRUARY 2025

WHOA Special – 3. Teil

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Der Restrukturierungsversuch eines Unternehmens kann durch verschiedene Parteien gefährdet werden. Damit der Schuldner das Unternehmen erfolgreich restrukturieren kann, bietet das WHOA-Gesetz dem Schuldner unterschiedliche Schutzmaßnahmen.

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Christina Oudakker
Christina Oudakker
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Sandy van der Schaaf

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WHOA SPECIAL III – Die Schutzmaßnahmen des niederländischen WHOA-Gesetzes

Der Restrukturierungsversuch eines Unternehmens kann durch verschiedene Parteien gefährdet werden. Damit der Schuldner das Unternehmen erfolgreich restrukturieren kann, bietet das WHOA-Gesetz dem Schuldner unterschiedliche Schutzmaßnahmen. Das WHOA-Gesetz – genauso wie das StaRUG – bietet die Möglichkeit, ein Moratorium anzuordnen und enthält ein Verbot von Ipso-Facto-Klauseln, das die Kontinuität eines Unternehmens gewährleistet. Zudem enthält es verschiedene Instrumente und Bedingungen, die die Zuverlässigkeit des Restrukturierungsplans (Deal Certainty) fördern und die Sicherheiten (Safe Harbour) für neue Investoren schaffen. In dieser dritten Sonderausgabe zum WHOA-Gesetz werden die Sicherungsinstrumente des WHOA-Gesetzes besprochen und mit den deutschen Stabilisierungs- und Restrukturierungsinstrumenten des StaRUGs verglichen.

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