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    G. Kefalas - Out-of-Court Mechanism: A Tool For Large Enterprises To Settle Debts To The State And The E-EKFA

    The out‑of‑court mechanism emerges as an important tool for businesses, especially in cases of debts to the State and to e‑EFKA.
    GreeceFinance and Banking
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    Out-of-Court Workout: A Tool For Large Enterprises To Settle Debts To The State And The E-EKFA

    Summary: The out‑of‑court mechanism emerges as an important tool for businesses, especially in cases of debts to the State and to e‑EFKA.
    GreeceFinance and Banking
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
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Capital Controls In Greece

On 28 June the Greek government imposed capital controls and introduced a bank holiday period, during which the banks remained closed. On 18 July 2015 a new legislative act was passed, with which the bank holiday period ended and banks re-opened.
GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
Reed Smith (Worldwide)
Reed Smith (Worldwide)
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    The Guarantor's Defense Of Release Under Article 862 Of The Civil Code

    In bank guarantee agreements, guarantors customarily waive the benefit of Article 862 of the Greek Civil Code (defense of release). However, the right to invoke the defense of release remains intact...
    GreeceGovernment, Public Sector
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    "Second Chance Mechanism": When Does The Debtor Forfeit The Discharge

    Summary: The most common cases in which a debtor is brought back to court. When they are justified, what happens in courtrooms, and the critical criterion of "honesty."
    GreeceMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    Fraudulent Conveyance Of Creditors: Asset Insufficiency And Critical Timing

    The action for fraudulent conveyance of creditors (Paulian action – Articles 939 et seq. of the Greek Civil Code) aims to safeguard the creditor's ability to satisfy...
    GreeceCriminal Law
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    Risk Of Greek Default Remains High

    Last week, Greece repaid a €750m loan to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), ending weeks of uncertainty over whether it would become the first developed economy to default on a loan from the IMF.
    GreeceStrategy
    Deloitte
    Deloitte
  • Article

    Collateral" Benefits For Debtors From The Out-of-Court Settlement Mechanism Under Law 4738/2020 In Relation To The State And Social Security Funds

    The out-of-court debt settlement mechanism under Law 4738/2020 has proven to be an extremely useful tool, especially for the settlement of debts to the State and Social Security Funds, as it allows debt settlements...
    GreeceFinance and Banking
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    Appeal Against The Bankrupt's Discharge - Some Thoughts Based On The First Decisions Of The Courts

    The most important innovation of the new bankruptcy law under the new law. 4738/2020 is the automatic discharge of the bankrupt from his debts after the expiration of the specified period of time...
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    The Debtor's Defence Against The Bankruptcy Petition Through The Denial Of Being In A State Of Bankruptcy

    Abstract: In a previous article (see here), we discussed how a debtor who does not wish to be declared bankrupt can defend himself against a petition filed by one of his creditors by claiming that the petition.
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
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    D. Stamarga - Which Debts Are Not Released Following The Debtor's Bankruptcy Discharge?

    In this article we examine which debts appear to constitute exceptions to the rule of discharge in bankruptcy. In other words, which debts the bankrupt does not shed even after the lapse of three years...
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    Law On Extrajudicial Settlement Of Debts – New Step Towards Opening The Path For Efficient Restructuring Of Businesses In Greece

    The long discussed bill regarding extrajudicial debts' settlement has been enacted by the Greek legislator on May 3, 2017.
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Your Legal Partners
    Your Legal Partners
  • Article

    Abusive Filing Of A Bankruptcy Petition By A Creditor

    Financial circumstances may force a debtor to apply to the Bankruptcy Court for a declaration of bankruptcy, especially if the debtor is generally and permanently unable to meet its due obligations.
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    The Issuance Of Tax And Social Security Clearance Certificates Within The Framework Of Law 4738/2020

    Law 4738/2020 introduces critical mechanisms for debt restructuring in Greece, fundamentally transforming how debtors can recover tax and social security clearance certificates. The regulatory framework presents two distinct pathways—the Out-of-Court Debt Settlement Mechanism and the Rehabilitation Agreement—each offering different advantages for unlocking transactional capacities and ensuring business viability through varying withholding requirements and clearance certificate provisions.
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    Small Scale Bankruptcy - Procedural Requirements And Definition Of The Petition In Particular After The 2023 Changes

    The few years of existence of the Electronic Insolvency Registry, frequent legislative interventions, technical weaknesses of the platform, combined with the small number of decisions issued so far...
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    The Automatic Discharge Of Directors Of Bankrupt Companies From Corporate Debts

    One of the most critical consequences of a company being declared bankrupt or being registered in the Electronic Insolvency Registry (EIR)...
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    Securitisation 2018

    Formalities. In order to create an enforceable debt obligation of the obligor to the seller: (a) is it necessary that the sales of goods or services are evidenced by a formal receivables contract; (b) are invoices alone sufficient; and ...
    GreeceCorporate/Commercial Law
    Your Legal Partners
    Your Legal Partners
  • Article

    Το Δικαιο Αφερεγγυοτητας Στην Πραξη - Το «μωσαϊκό» Των Επιλογών Του Οφειλέτη

    Φυσικό πρόσωπο ενέχεται με υψηλές οφειλές σε Τράπεζες, προμηθευτές...
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    Μια αντιδικία θέλει σκέψη, πρόγνωση και μαχητικότητα

    Αποτελούμενη από 17 δικηγόρους και με την υποστήριξη του...
    GreeceCorporate/Commercial Law
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
  • Article

    Το «μωσαϊκό» επιλογών του οφειλέτη - Οι δυνατότητες διευθέτησης των χρεών του μέσα από το ισχύον νομοθετικό πλαίσιο με βάση συγκεκριμένες υποθέσεις εργασίας

    Ε ξωδικαστικός μηχανισμός, πτώχευση, παροχή «δεύτερης ευκαιρίας», διαμεσολάβηση, εξυγίανση, κώδι_
    GreeceInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
    Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
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