BUSINESS BANKRUPTCY
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For a useful learning of subject matter is appropriate knowledge of the basics of private law, with particular reference to the obligations, the business law and the rights protection.
Prerequisites are not foreseen.
Written exam at the end of the course. The final mark will take into account not only the mark of the written test but also the active participation in the debates in the classroom and the personal study activity on one of the topics covered by the seminars held in the context of the Jean Monnet Module.
The vote is expressed in thirtieths. The exam will be considered passed with a minimum grade of 18/30, taking into account the accuracy and completeness of the content of the answers, the critical ability to connect and process the acquired knowledge and the property of language.
The commission reserves the right to award a first-class honour's degree (30 cum laude) in response to comprehensive answers and characterized by a personal elaboration and the ability to relate arguments to concrete cases.
The teaching program and exam methods are the same for attending and non-attending students.
There are no intermediate tests during the course.
Training objectives
The course aims to provide students with the tools to learn the fundamental and informative principles that rule the crisis of the enterprises and the insolvency procedures, more specifically we will study the tools devoted to prevent and address the crisis of the enterprise, and to protect creditors.
Since this is a Jean Monnet module, great attention will be given to the principles of European origin that harmonize the law of the States of the Union on the subject of business crises.
The educational objectives of the teaching are specific to the Course of Studies, aimed at preparing professionals who have adequate knowledge of the dynamics of businesses, under the economic, financial and legal profiles, and who are able to analyze the problems and identify the tools suitable to solve them.
Expected Learning Outcomes
At the end of the course, the student is expected to be able to:
- recognize the elements inherent in the phenomena of the business crisis and insolvency;
- understand and interpret the provisions of the bankruptcy law, the insolvency code, as well as those relating to the extraordinary administration for big businesses;
- apply the provisions to concrete cases;
- analyze and present the acquired knowledge with properties of language, systematic framework and logical coherence.
Course lectures will focus on the study of the general principles of business crisis and insolvency, having regard to enterprises in general and corporations in particular.
The principles on crisis prevention and management contained in the Civil Code and the Crisis and Insolvency Code will be studied.
The course will consist of 40 hours of classical frontal lessons, with the use of ppt. In the classroom, interaction with the students will be requested, and they may be called upon to intervene.
Since this is a Jean Monnet module, the course will be animated by professionals and experts' debates, with the aim of illustrating some practical aspects of the procedures and the execution of the acts and obligations connected to them.
The teacher receives at the end of each lesson or by specific appointment, upon request via e-mail to ilaria.capelli@uninsubria.it
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Degree course in: ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND BUSINESS LAW