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Kyriaki Karadelis

Kyriaki Karadelis

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Editor, Global Restructuring Review

London

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Total articles 410

  • Peking University may appeal keepwell deeds decision to Hong Kong’s highest court

    By Kyriaki Karadelis Verified| Global Restructuring Review Verified Court of Final Appeal, the highest court in Hong Kong (Credit: Shutterstock.com/AleksandarTodorovic) The corporate arm of Peking University has won leave to appeal a landmark US$1.7 billion keepwell deeds decision from May to Hong Kong’s highest court, after appeal judges agreed one of its grounds raised a question of “great general or public importance”.

    By Kyriaki Karadelis Verified · Global Restructuring Review

    Jul. 16, 2024

  • Hernández & Cía adds new restructuring and insolvency head

    By Kyriaki Karadelis Verified, Isabella Ankerson| Global Restructuring Review Verified Peruvian firm Hernández & Cía has added a new practice head for its restructuring and insolvency team, by hiring a former counsel at local outfit De Bracamonte, Haaker, Castellares Abogados. To read more Subscribe to Global Restructuring Review Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content.

    By Kyriaki Karadelis Verified, Isabella Ankerson · Global Restructuring Review

    Jun. 28, 2024

  • Peking University may appeal keepwell deeds decision to Hong Kong’s highest court

    By Kyriaki Karadelis Verified| Global Restructuring Review Verified Court of Final Appeal, the highest court in Hong Kong (Credit: Shutterstock.com/AleksandarTodorovic) The corporate arm of Peking University has won leave to appeal a landmark US$1.7 billion keepwell deeds decision from May to Hong Kong’s highest court, after appeal judges agreed one of its grounds raised a question of “great general or public importance”.

    By Kyriaki Karadelis Verified · Global Restructuring Review

    Jul. 16, 2024

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Global Restructuring Review

London, United Kingdom