13.05.2023
10:00–11:30
Trust Management: Demand in the Economy, and Pathways to Improving the Model
Pavilion F, conference hall F21
Is chapter 53 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation (covering trust agreements) in need of reform? What is standard behaviour for trust managers, and what needs to be done in relation to investment obligations? What behaviour is considered appropriate during the investment process? What is the dualism between trust management of entrepreneurs’ property and that of private individuals? Should different rules apply in the Civil Code to trust management of entrepreneurs’ property and that of private individuals? Another area for consideration involves trust managers and court-appointed managers. Could regulation in relation to managing the property of a bankrupt debtor and trust management be reconciled? Specifically, this is in reference to enabling court-appointed managers to engage in trust management of property, and to applying similar requirements to trust managers as to court-appointed managers. Should Russian entities involved in property trust management adopt trust agreements which are closer to the Anglo-American model?
Moderator
Tatiana Medvedeva
Panellists
Dmitriy Dozhdev
Head of the Department of Theory and History of Private Law, S.S. Alekseev Research Center for Private Law under the President of the Russian Federation
Evgeniya Domshenko
Consultant of the Department of Legislation on Legal Entities, S.S. Alekseev Research Center for Private Law under the President of the Russian Federation
Ilya Zikun
Leading Researcher, S.S. Alekseev Research Center for Private Law under the President of the Russian Federation
Lidia Mikheeva
Secretary, Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation; Chairman of the Council (Head), S.S. Alekseev Research Center for Private Law under the President of the Russian Federation (online)
Anton Rudokvas
Professor, Acting Head of the Department of Civil Law, St. Petersburg State University
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Tatiana Medvedeva
Head of the Center for Legislative Initiatives, VEB.RF

Dmitriy Dozhdev
Head of the Department of Theory and History of Private Law, S.S. Alekseev Research Center for Private Law under the President of the Russian Federation

Evgeniya Domshenko
Consultant of the Department of Legislation on Legal Entities, S.S. Alekseev Research Center for Private Law under the President of the Russian Federation
Evgenia Domshenko, Managing partner of the Moscow office of the “Regionservice” attorneys-at-law, Head of Dispute Resolution and Corporate law and M/A practices.
Evgenia's main practice areas are transactions, corporate law, financial markets regulation, alternative dispute resolution, bankruptcy.
Evgenia specializes in resolving complex corporate and commercial disputes.
She is an expert on the implementation of information technologies in legal proceedings. Evgenia was engaged in in-depth study of the digital format of litigation in Russia and organized events on digital transformation in this area.
Evgenia is involved in legislative activities on private law issues.
For five consecutive years Evgenia has been recommended in the lawyers’ individual ranking Pravo.ru-300 lawyers in commercial disputes as well as the individual lawyers’ ranking of the publishing house “Kommersant” in corporate disputes.
Evgenia's main practice areas are transactions, corporate law, financial markets regulation, alternative dispute resolution, bankruptcy.
Evgenia specializes in resolving complex corporate and commercial disputes.
She is an expert on the implementation of information technologies in legal proceedings. Evgenia was engaged in in-depth study of the digital format of litigation in Russia and organized events on digital transformation in this area.
Evgenia is involved in legislative activities on private law issues.
For five consecutive years Evgenia has been recommended in the lawyers’ individual ranking Pravo.ru-300 lawyers in commercial disputes as well as the individual lawyers’ ranking of the publishing house “Kommersant” in corporate disputes.

Ilya Zikun
Leading Researcher, S.S. Alekseev Research Center for Private Law under the President of the Russian Federation

Lidia Mikheeva
Secretary, Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation; Chairman of the Council (Head), S.S. Alekseev Research Center for Private Law under the President of the Russian Federation
Professor, Doctor (higher doctorate) of Juridical Sciences, Distinguished Lawyer of the Russian Federation, Deputy of the Secretary of the Civic Chamber
From 1993 she had worked as a lecturer, a lawyer of commercial organizations, was engaged in scientific work, consisted at government service.
Currently acting as Chairman of the Chairman of the Council of the Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution “The Private Law Research Centre under the President of the Russian Federation named after S.S. Alekseev”.
She is a member of the Presidential Council for Codification and Enhancement of Civil Legislation.
She is a member of the research advisory boards of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, of the Ministry of Justice, of the Federal Notarial Chamber.
She is the author of a range of law drafts.
From 1993 she had worked as a lecturer, a lawyer of commercial organizations, was engaged in scientific work, consisted at government service.
Currently acting as Chairman of the Chairman of the Council of the Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution “The Private Law Research Centre under the President of the Russian Federation named after S.S. Alekseev”.
She is a member of the Presidential Council for Codification and Enhancement of Civil Legislation.
She is a member of the research advisory boards of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, of the Ministry of Justice, of the Federal Notarial Chamber.
She is the author of a range of law drafts.

Anton Rudokvas
Professor, Acting Head of the Department of Civil Law, St. Petersburg State University