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As novas categorias de credores no direito português
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A incorporação da Diretiva (UE) 2019/1023 na legislação nacional através da Lei nº 9/2022 não só permitiu aprimorar e fortalecer as leis relacionadas com a reestruturação de empresas, como também consagrar medidas que ajudem na prevenção e na mitigação dos efeitos das futuras insolvências em Portugal. A Diretiva introduziu importantes inovações que simplificam os processos de recuperação preventiva de empresas, especialmente por meio do mecanismo conhecido como reestruturação forçada da dívida contra categorias de credores, o qual exige uma divisão dos credores em categorias e um posterior controlo reforçado para a homologação de planos de recuperação não aprovados por todas as categorias. Esta mudança oferece às empresas em dificuldades financeiras, mas ainda viáveis, uma oportunidade de se recuperarem de forma eficaz e célere.
The incorporation of Directive 2019/1023/EU into national legislation through Law No. 9/2022 has not only made it possible to improve and strengthen the laws relating to company restructuring, but also to enshrine measures that help prevent and mitigate the effects of future insolvencies in Portugal. The Directive introduced important innovations that simplify preventive company recovery processes, especially through the mechanism known as forced debt restructuring against categories of creditors, which requires a division of creditors into categories and a subsequent reinforced control for the homologation of recovery plans not approved by all categories. This change offers companies in financial difficulty, but still viable, an opportunity to recover effectively and quickly.
The incorporation of Directive 2019/1023/EU into national legislation through Law No. 9/2022 has not only made it possible to improve and strengthen the laws relating to company restructuring, but also to enshrine measures that help prevent and mitigate the effects of future insolvencies in Portugal. The Directive introduced important innovations that simplify preventive company recovery processes, especially through the mechanism known as forced debt restructuring against categories of creditors, which requires a division of creditors into categories and a subsequent reinforced control for the homologation of recovery plans not approved by all categories. This change offers companies in financial difficulty, but still viable, an opportunity to recover effectively and quickly.
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Categorias Credores Diretiva Plano de recuperação Homologação Classes Creditors Directive Restructuring plan Confirmation