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Who s Who: Badr bin Abdul Mohsen bin Abdullah bin Hadab, assistant to the Saudi commerce minister

Badr bin Abdul Mohsen bin Abdullah bin Hadab was recently appointed assistant to the Saudi commerce minister by royal decree. Since 2016, he has been the undersecretary of policies and regulations affairs at the Ministry of Commerce and contributed to developing the legislative and commercial environment through supervising the drawing up of regulations and charts related to

The Saudi Bankruptcy Law: A Seismic Shift | White & Case LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia overhauled its corporate insolvency framework in 2018 with the introduction of a new bankruptcy law. In this client alert we examine the new Bankruptcy law in detail. Executive Summary The bankruptcy law that came into effect in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 2018 reshaped the legal landscape with regards to the restructuring and liquidation of companies in the Kingdom. It established the framework for the administration of restructuring and liquidation procedures in Saudi Arabia, through the Commercial Courts and a newly formed Bankruptcy Commission. In addition, it set out a number of clearly defined restructuring and liquidation procedures to which a company may be subject, depending on its circumstances, ranging from solvent restructurings to accelerated liquidation procedures, as well as clearly setting out the priority of debts on a liquidation. A number of companies have been restructur

Tougher punishment proposed for bankruptcy related violations

© RAPSI, Vladimir Burnov 11:37 15/12/2020 MOSCOW, December 15 (RAPSI) – The Government Law-Making Commission has considered an initiative toughening punishment for certain crimes related to the bankruptcy of financial organizations. The bill is drafted to amend the Criminal Code’s articles on premediated and fraudulent insolvency, according to Chair of the Bankruptcy Commission of the Association of Russian Lawyers Natalya Fedotova. Cases of deliberate bankruptcy became more frequent. Heads of credit organizations use bankruptcy procedures to avoid responsibility and transfer assets to firms under their control, Fedotova told RAPSI on Tuesday. The prepared amendments introduce tougher punishment for illegal actions during bankruptcy committed with the use of job position or by a conspired group of people. The sanctions in particular envisage prison terms from 3 to 4 years.

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