The deep recession that hit Europe in 2020 spurred on by the global pandemic, concomitant uncertainty (which continues to date), and certain structural factors in…

Murphy’s law has struck again. The reform of the Italian insolvency law, which was approved just a couple of years ago after a decade-long process,…

At the end of 2020 we witnessed another milestone in the fast-evolving history of the Italian Securitisation Law, an innovation which is likely to have a…

The veto right of the Italian government in deals regarding strategic sectors is not something new. Since 2012,1 certain transactions have been subject to notification…

As a result of the eurozone economy plunging into historic recession due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a new wave of non-performing loans is expected to…

In September 2018, a group of senators belonging to the conservative area (today in opposition to the current government) submitted to the Italian Parliament a…