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On 31 January 2026, the 1st Conference on the Private Debt of Natural and Legal Persons took place, organised by NOMIKI BIBLIOTHIKI.

This dialogue does not sound strange to those dealing with insolvency and corporate debt restructuring.

A few years ago, we had published on the Euro2Day website certain information regarding the statute of limitations for loan claims.

Summary: The innovation of the Private Company (IKE) in the corporate law framework lies in its distinctive features that blend elements of a partnership structure with a reduced reliance on corporate...

Bank of Greece has published the revised Code of Conduct for the management of non--‐‑performing loans held by individuals and very small businesses (businesses with turnover less than 1 million euros), ...

In this note we focus on the advantages of the out-of-court workout mechanism (as in force after the recent amendments of Law 5072/2023), especially with regard...

This article examines the legislative framework for the creditor's submission of a "declaration of continuation" following a previously canceled foreclosure auction...

Extrajudicial mechanism, bankruptcy, second chance, mediation, reorganization, code of conduct. The truth is that it is difficult for anyone to know with certainty which is the best debt...

In Greece, with its relatively well-developed tourism industry, there are hundreds of hotel units that are struggling to survive the various waves of economic crises, the pandemic, or the consequences of inflation.

According to Law 4738/2020, the rehabilitation process is a collective pre-insolvency procedure aimed at maintaining, utilizing, restructuring, and restoring the company...

Summary: The amendment of Article 7 of Law 4738/2020 (scope of application) by Article 75 of Law 5043/2023 resolved a major asymmetry in the Greek out-of-court debt settlement mechanism.

In the aftermath of Greece's financial crisis, the country's banking sector accumulated one of the highest ratios of non-performing loans (NPLs) in the European Union.

A number of measures imposing a short-­‐‑term bank holiday and capital controls are put into effect by the Greek legislator.

In recent years, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (ΑΑΔΕ) frequently resorts to electronic seizures of bank accounts, suddenly freezing businesses' liquidity.