This work focuses on application of financial analysis and analysis of operating results, describes asset and financial structure of the organization, utilizes the analytical results for evaluation of the organization effectiveness, and helps with selection of the appropriate corporate strategy.

This dissertation deals with the matter of legal and accouting aspects of insolvency proceedings in the Czech Republic. The first chapter describes the historic development of bankruptcy legislation. The second chapter deals withs matter of bankruptcy as one of the forms of crises solution. It defines the basic conditions for a bankruptcy, analyses individual procedural stages of bankruptcy proceedings because of prevailing solution of bankruptcies in this way. The third chapter analyses the present legislation in compliance with teh bankruptcy law and methods for its solution, Act No 182/2006 Coll The core of this chapter includes the basic pricniples and fundamentals of the new bankruptcy legislation in this country. Special attention is paid to the sanitation method for a crisis solutin in the form of reorganizing within a reorganizing plan approved by insolvency creditors. The fourth chapter is focused on the role of accounting ind the conditions of insolvency proceedings, this depending on the method for solution of the bankruptcy. The fifth chapter includes continuation of the analysis of information problem which will have to be trated within the insolvency proceedings under way. The sixth chapter offers the tools and mechnisms which can be used within the available information accouting basis for ordinary management economic and control activities in overcoming a crisis situation. The last chapter presents statistical data for randomly celected companies in bankruptcy at the time of this dissertation completion.

Debt discharge is one of the remediation ways of resolving the bankruptcy of the debtor, whereas the debt discharge is requested mainly by non-entrepreneurial natural persons. However, the resolution of bankruptcy by debt discharge cannot be ruled out also for natural persons entrepreneurs. Debt discharge is a widely used and persistently relevant institute that puts emphasis not only on liberating debtor from debt and resolving his financial situation, but also on the protection of creditors of the debtor, who are legally guaranteed a degree of satisfaction of their claims. The aim of this thesis is to provide a comprehensive characterization of debt discharge, the course of insolvency proceedings leading to debt discharge, as well as certain specific areas that may be problematic. This thesis also contains examples from the practice, in which we can see the specifics of debt discharge. This thesis is divided into seven chapters, whereas the main ones are chapters 2 and 4. The first chapter briefly defines the concept of bankruptcy, which is crucial for the resolution of the unfavourable economic situation in insolvency proceedings, the ways of its resolution and the relationship between debt discharge and other methods of resolving bankruptcy. The second chapter describes debt discharge and defines the...

Thesis (M.M. (Public and Development Management))--University of the Witwatersrand, Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management, Graduate School of Public and Development Management, 2014. / Asymmetric information, agency problems and the moral hazard, in their various manifestations, can be attributed to the collapse of financial systems over the last century. In order to guard against the negative externalities of these dilemmas, regulators in the banking sector have developed capital adequacy requirements, which measure the solvency of Banks. After the global financial crisis, regulators have realised the importance of having appropriate bank resolution regimes, in order to dismantle failing or failed banks before they become a risk to the financial system and economy. This report s analyses how the South African Reserve Bank resolves systematically significant banks.

Discharge from debts is one of the modes of resolving bankruptcy and is regulated in sections 389 to 418l of the Insolvency Act. This legal institute is widely used by debtors - especially by consumers, because if the debtor fulfils the statutory requirements, in particular consisting in the honesty of debtor's intent and in the satisfaction of claims of unsecured creditors at least in the minimum rate guaranteed by law, the debtor is subsequently allowed to achieve the essential benefit of the whole procedure - discharge from a substantial part of his unpaid debts. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate in a comprehensive way the valid and effective legal regulation of discharge from debts, including the last amendment that came into effect on July 1, 2017. At the same time, I focus on some problematic issues, which cause application difficulties in practice. The text of this thesis is divided into 8 chapters. The first chapter provides a definition of the key concept of the whole insolvency law, namely the concept of bankruptcy and impending bankruptcy. The second chapter deals with the basic characteristics of discharge from debts and description of subjective and objective requirements thereof. The following two chapters deal with two essential procedural motions, namely the petition to declare...

The purpose of this thesis was to analyze procedure of the creditor in case of insolvency of the debtor with a focus on the process of applying receivables in the insolvency proceedings, reviewing the registered receivables by the insolvency administrator, denying the registered receivables by the entities who have the right to deny receivables and the further fate of receivables that were denied. All this, taking into account the case law that relates to this issue, and in comparison with knowledge from the practical application of insolvency law institutes. The intention of the author was to provide a qualified discourse on the process leading to the determination of the receivable in insolvency proceedings, taking into account the pitfalls that can meet the receivable on this path. The author has divided the thesis into six main chapters, which are further divided into subchapters. The first chapter deals with the phenomenon of insolvency and deals in general with insolvency proceedings and the evolution of insolvency law in the Czech Republic. In the second chapter, the author focuses on the person of the creditor, i.e. the one who participates in the insolvency proceedings in order to satisfy his receivables. This chapter is divided into two subchapters, the first of which deals generally with...

Le nombre de défaillances d’entreprises va, malheureusement, régulièrement grandissant. Il semble donc, et l’on comprend aisément pourquoi, qu’il soit plus aisé pour les gouvernements successifs d’adapter le livre VI du code de commerce que de fournir un environnement stable et pérenne aux entreprises. Pour autant, nous pensons qu’il existe un acteur, toujours présent au sein des procédures collectives, qui puisse venir en aide aux entreprises en difficultés : le Trésor public. Dans cette optique, il convient que le droit des entreprises en difficulté et le droit fiscal cessent de s’ignorer et combinent leurs efforts respectifs dans un but commun : la survie des entreprises.Pour ce faire, le Trésor public, souvent considéré comme l’ogre des procédures, ne doit plus être vu par le débiteur défaillant comme un créancier nuisant à son redressement mais comme un allié. La puissance, à la fois administrative et financière, du Trésor public devrait pouvoir être utilisée par les débiteurs à leur profit. Nos travaux, à partir d’une analyse des procédures existantes, proposent des solutions novatrices en vue de faciliter une telle adaptation. / Entreprise insolvency proceedings are growing up, unfortunately, each year. It seems that - and we understand why – it is easier for each government to rewrite commercial laws instead of giving to these companies a steady and sustainable market. Nevertheless, we think that there is a common actor in all these insolvency proceedings that may help ailing companies : The French public Treasury. In that way, insolvency laws and tax laws have to stop to follow their own way and should combine their forces in a common goal : the entreprise survival. French Treasury, frequently known as the proceeding ogre, should not be seen anymore by the debtor as an enemy, harming his redressment, but as an allied partner and then, the debtor should be able to use the French tax administration power to his own profit. Our works, analyzing the existing proceedings, suggest some new solutions in order to make easier such an adaptation.

The aim of this thesis is to analyse the role of an insolvency administrator in insolvency proceedings. It's main goal being to describe the legal aspects influencing his work and how these are implemented in practice. The theoretical aspect of this work investigates the history of insolvency proceedings and how they apply to the present day. In this section, we describe the rights and obligations of an insolvency practitioner. We look at how to become an insolvency administrator, including the obligations a practitioner must adhere to, in particular the legal requirements that apply. The practical part of the thesis demonstrates how the legislation is applied by example. The aim being to compare how theoretical knowledge is used in practice. In these cases the working procedures have been compared to real events. There is a subsequent evaluation of each case with each insolvency administrator's performance being ranked according to scale. In the conclusion there is a summary of the results and a proposal of how to ensure insolvency proceedings and the work of an insolvency practitioner can be made more efficient.

This thesis examines approaches to establishing liability in corporate groups. It considers the problem that arises when an insolvent subsidiary's tort creditors suffer personal injury, and try to pursue recourse against other group companies - especially the parent company. Courts have tried to provide answers regarding the parent company's liability for the torts of their subsidiaries, but have had limited success. The thesis reveals difficulty in extending liability to the parent company by way of insolvency law provisions, and by piercing the corporate veil. It recounts the hesitation of the courts in broadening their perspective beyond individual companies, so as to take the group itself as the responsible entity. The thesis points, furthermore, to shortcomings in proposals for a new rule of unlimited pro rata liability. Motivated by the inadequacy of current solutions to this pressing group problem, the thesis explores alternative tort law remedies under an approach suggested by the Supreme Court in the leading cases of VTB Capital Plc v Nutritek International Corp and others and Prest v Petrodel Resources Ltd. Chapter III discusses the role of tort of negligence in establishing the parent company's liability. The work analyses case law decisions on how to widen the application of negligence in the corporate group context, and compares UK law with relevant United States' and Australian case law. Since this group problem involves multiple legal entities, Chapters IV and V evaluate the possibility of using the doctrine of joint tortfeasance and/or the theory of vicarious liability in establishing the parent company's liability for its subsidiary company's torts. These two doctrines' extensions in corporate tort cases are seldom discussed in the literature. To conclude, tort law solutions, especially the doctrines of tort of negligence and joint tortfeasance based on participations are recommended to be further developed for corporate tort problems.

This diploma thesis deals with the insolvency administrator. The objects of this work are mainly are the duties that insolvency administrator has to execute during the insolvency proceeding and the necessary requirements for the performance of the insolvency administrator's function. The objective of this work is to clarify the role of insolvency administrator in the particular phases of insolvency proceedings in general terms and the definition of his position and responsibilities in different types of insolvency proceedings. The aim of this work is also to analyze the assumptions that insolvency administrator must meet in order to obtain permission to perform the function of the insolvency administrator.