Digitalization to Enhance Efficiency: Minimizing Discretionary Decisions in Bankruptcy Law

Congress Centre, conference hall D4

Dispute Resolution

Broadcast

The integrated debt management and administration system uses its capabilities to determine what support measures are needed to settle debts not only with the budget, but with commercial creditors as well. When bankruptcy is imminent, creditors look at insolvency proceedings as a means of collection and expect the debt to be repaid. How can we evaluate the effectiveness of the bankruptcy procedure? Could a point system be used as an alternative to randomly selecting an administrator? Could the bankruptcy procedure become clearer and more serviceable for the parties involved?

Moderator

Aleksey Yukhnin

Deputy General Director, Interfax

Speakers

Shamil Gafarov

Deputy Prime Minister, Republic of Tatarstan – Chief of Staff, Cabinet of Ministers, Republic of Tatarstan

Valeria Gerasimenko

Chairman of the Council, President, Union of Arbitration Managers "National Center for Restructuring and Bankruptcy"

Kirill Demin

Vice President, Director of the Troubled Assets Department, Sberbank

Olga Lvova

Doctor of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Financial Management, Faculty of Public Administration, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Konstantin Chekmyshev

Deputy Head, Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation

Sergey Yakovlev

Managing Director, Moscow Exchange