The aim of this thesis is to analyze the process of reorganization under the US laws and accounting standards. The first chapter contains legislation, description of the parties and their role during the insolvency proceedings. It covers the role of the debtor, creditors, creditors' committee, insolvency trustee and insolvency court throughout the insolvency proceedings. The second part focuses on accounting under US GAAP based primarily on the ASC 852, which describes in detail the cases and items that are treated differently during the reorganization. The third part includes legal and accounting analysis of the American paper company NewPage Holdings Inc., which successfully emerged from bancruptcy in 2012.

Insolvency law is a progressive and dynamic legal discipline closely interrelated with economics and business. A quality legal framework of insolvency is indispensable for modern market economies: it helps to identify companies or individuals in financial distress and to restructure their debts, or liquidate their assets in an efficient and transparent way. The main purpose of the insolvency law is to provide creditors and debtors with a ground for negotiations and to help them reach qualified decisions based on the available information. In the Czech Republic, the insolvency law had long been criticized for its insufficient protection of creditors and for the loopholes that made extensive property frauds possible without having the wrongdoers punished. The current Czech Insolvency Act which took effect in 2008 was broadly inspired by the U.S. Bankruptcy Code Chapter 11 and eliminated most of the weaknesses of the earlier law. This thesis shows that valuable inspiration can be found not only in texts of statutes but also in the real life. On the example of reorganizations of Kordárna and GM described here, main principles of insolvency law are being discussed.

Thesis deals with reorganization. The goal is to identify its weaknesess as a form of bankrupcy solution, factors impending wider usage and suggest improvements. The first chapter is devoted to the legislation of reorganization effective from the 1st January of 2014 with reference to the changes brought by it. The second chapter aims to map existing practice. Thus, what is the position of reorganization as a form of bankrupcy solution. The initial impact of the amendment to the Insolvency Act will be evaluated on a basis of available statistics. The most important findings are summarized in the conclusion.

This master thesis is devoted to the transaction costs during insolvency of big companies. The aim of the thesis is to analyse, define and compare transaction costs incurred during insolvency of two Czech companies. The secondary aim is to find the relevant costs, compare their value and find the root cause of their appearance. There is hypothesis, which needs to be acknowledged or confuted. The hypothesis is if company has to be rich enough to be saved. The followed analysis has been performed on CBPS s.r.o. and Technistone a.s. The answer to this question, which was proofed by mentioned analysis, is yes, company really needs to be rich enough and own enough capital to be able to go through successful reorganization.

This dissertation deals with the non-performing loans of companies that are resolved within insolvency proceedings, with a focus on reorganization. The work compares insolvency systems of various developed markets with those of emerging/transition economies. The practical part is oriented toward domestic insolvency issues in the Czech market based on a survey structured as a questionnaire that was responded to by top insolvency professionals, bankers and lawyers. The survey was followed-up and complemented by structured interviews with selected respondents. The work also entails practical observations arising from the author´s recent working experience with debt-recovery both in the Czech market and abroad. The dissertation seeks answers regarding whether reorganization provides banking creditors with added-value and the transferability of western approaches to reorganization in the context of the environment of transition economies. A clear answer to this complex question is not found and based on his research the author remains skeptical as to the frequent and often over optimistic opinions provided in support of the general benefit of reorganizations.

The main goal of this master's thesis is the analysis of benefits of the new legislation Insolveny Act with a focus fulfilling of planned effects and future development. The first chapters of this thesis are focused on the theoretical definition of resolving insolvency in the Insolvency act. The following chapters through analysis of statistical informations approaches the carrying capacity of the insolvency courts during development of bankruptcy law, including the interactions between the variables of the current insolvency proceedings. The last part of thesis assesses the content of the expected effects of Insolvency Act for the period of its effectiveness, pointing to deficiencies incurred and the actual conclusion suggests some recommendations and suggestions for future development.

The reorganization process, which was introduced in 2008 under the Insolvency Act, is a relatively new element in our legal system. In insolvency law it represents the financial rehabilitation principle in solving the problem of corporate insolvency. This thesis deals with the specific case of reorganization of a company Technistone, a.s., the only manufacturer of engineered stone in Central Europe. I consider this topic highly relevant, since the advent of the global economic crisis of recent years, many companies faced a similar crisis as Technistone, a.s..

On January 1, 2008, the new insolvency act came into force in the Czech Republic bringing in some significant changes in insolvency law. One of those changes was moratorium which was meant to provide legal framework for company's sanation process, not only postpone its bankruptcy for a few months. After 5 years, a question concerning its significance may come out. The Master's Thesis is focused on this matter and its aim is to evaluate the moratorium from the point of view its use and purpose which it is supposed to serve. In other words, whether companies manage to overcome crises, or whether they go bankrupt anyway, despite the moratorium.

Thesis discusses on practical example of company MobilKom the advantages and disadvantages of options to resolve the insolvency based on Czech bankruptcy law. The understanding of the possibilities and intentions of insolvency laws is analyzed with European and American insolvency orders. Disparity between the liquidation, sale as a whole and reorganization are rated not only theoretically, but also practically. The analyzed company has passed all these stages of insolvency process due to the changing view of the situation in which the company found itself. MobilKom was beginning telecommunications company, which dared to call itself the fourth operator in the Czech market. Major weaknesses were identified and, on contrary, the strengths of the whole process. Accounting problems captured the complexity of economic context.

The aim of the thesis is to assess the whole reorganization proceedings between 2008 and 2013. Assessment will be based on the methodology that will consist in the definition of the selected indicators, through which an analysis of the values observed data obtained from the insolvency register. Based on the analysis of the indicators examined and will set the key risk factors that may lead to a possible successful or unsuccessful completion of the reorganization proceedings. To assess the course of the reorganization proceedings will be examined successfully and unsuccessfully completed the reorganization and further currently ongoing reorganization. Selected indicators shall include the number of insolvency proposals related to the reorganization proceedings, the duration of the reorganization, the method of its solution and compare the satisfaction of secured and unsecured creditors.