The convergence in EU rules for insolvency and enforcement
Progress with the convergence of national insolvency rules is essential for achieving financial integration in the euro area. How much progress has th
Speakers
John Berrigan
Director-General, European Commission, European Commission, DG FISMA
Sophie Vermeille
Founder, Droit & Croissance
Reinhard Dammann
Partner, Clifford Chance and Affiliate Professor, Sciences Po,
video and audio recordings
This event will assess the progress the EU has made with the convergence of national insolvency rules, and why progress in this area remains essential in achieving financial integration in euro area, and in further work on the EU capital markets union. This also relates to the broader discussion of how stronger insolvency rules can foster more rapid firm exit and productivity growth.
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