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This publication, updated to reflect Decree-Law No. 118\/2021\u2014which was converted, with amendments, into Law No. 147 of October 21\u2014analyzes the new measures introduced to address the business crisis.<\/p>\n

The amendment addresses two key areas: the postponement of the entry into force of Legislative Decree No. 14 of 2019, better known as the Code on Corporate Crisis and Insolvency, whose innovations were deemed unsuitable for application in the current context of macroeconomic crisis; the introduction of a new instrument for the negotiated resolution of corporate crises and insolvency, which sets the ambitious goal of encouraging Italian entrepreneurs to make use of out-of-court mechanisms for resolving corporate crises and insolvency, with a view to reducing insolvency litigation and, above all, safeguarding business continuity, even indirectly.<\/p>\n

Therefore, as of November 15, 2021, all businesses\u2014regardless of their size or nature\u2014that are on the verge of a crisis or are already in a state of reversible insolvency may, through the national online platform, may request the appointment of a so-called independent expert, who will assist the business owner in reaching an agreement with their creditors\u2014an agreement that may be incorporated into the innovative out-of-court crisis resolution mechanisms, such as the moratorium agreement, which has now been extended to all creditors and is no longer
\nto banks and financial intermediaries.<\/p>\n

It uses TABLES and SUMMARY DIAGRAMS to outline the various steps, making it easy to find the information you need quickly and clearly.<\/p>\n