¿Es la financiación postconcursal la gran olvidada de nuestro legisador?
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2016
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Wolters Kluwer, La Ley
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En este trabajo, estudiamos un tema de máximo interés e incuestionable importancia como es el de la financiación postconcursal, en cuanto instrumento indispensable del concurso y posible solución a la manifiesta falta de cumplimiento de la finalidad esencial del mismo y por lo tanto, al relativamente estrepitoso fracaso de éste. A pesar de su indudable trascendencia, el tratamiento de esta cuestión ha quedado, en parte, al margen del movimiento de reforma de nuestra normativa concursal y, en gran medida, del foco de las discusiones mantenidas en relación con la misma siendo, todavía hoy, una de las grandes olvidadas de nuestro legislador, a quien corresponde ahora, atendiendo a las recomendaciones de diferentes organismos internacionales como UNCITRAL, el FMI y el BM acometer ineludible y urgentemente la ardua tarea de regular de forma expresa, eficiente y flexible esta cuestión.
The following work paper awarded a topic of utmost interest and unquestionable importance, such as that of post-commencement finance, as it is an indispensable instrument in insolvency proceedings and a possible solution to the obvious lack of fulfilment of the latter’s essential aim and, therefore, to its relatively spectacular failure in Spain. In spite of its unquestionable importance, the treatment of this issue has remained on the sidelines of the movement for the reform of our Spanish insolvency regulations and, to a large extent, of the focus of discussions held in this regard. Nowadays, it is still largely ignored by our legislator whose responsibility now, following the recommendations of different international bodies, such as UNCITRAL, the IMF and the WB, is to unavoidably and urgently undertake the arduous task of expressly, efficiently and flexibly regulating this matter.
The following work paper awarded a topic of utmost interest and unquestionable importance, such as that of post-commencement finance, as it is an indispensable instrument in insolvency proceedings and a possible solution to the obvious lack of fulfilment of the latter’s essential aim and, therefore, to its relatively spectacular failure in Spain. In spite of its unquestionable importance, the treatment of this issue has remained on the sidelines of the movement for the reform of our Spanish insolvency regulations and, to a large extent, of the focus of discussions held in this regard. Nowadays, it is still largely ignored by our legislator whose responsibility now, following the recommendations of different international bodies, such as UNCITRAL, the IMF and the WB, is to unavoidably and urgently undertake the arduous task of expressly, efficiently and flexibly regulating this matter.









