This event will NOT be taking place on 16th & 17th June 2009, as previously advertised.
Latin America’s turnaround experts have been given a unique opportunity to put their new restructuring tools to the test. With the drastic slowdown in world trade and the global economy, Latin America’s major industries face difficult days ahead. As global credit markets remain deadlocked, turnaround financers will need to find innovative answers to intricate funding challenges. And given the drastic expansion and collapse of cross border capital markets understanding how to navigate the western hemisphere’s various bankruptcy courts will often make the difference between successful rescues and quiebra.
Euromoney Seminars is in a superb position to bring together the leading Latin American turnaround experts, investors, legal minds and rescue financers to discuss the most pressing issues and propose new, bold ideas on the direction of the Latin American restructuring industry in our senior, content driven, focused and highly relevant Latin American Corporate Restructuring Conference to be held on June 16th and 17th 2009 in Miami at the Ritz Carlton Coconut Grove. This will be your best opportunity to find answers to the pertinent questions around Latin American corporate renewal and connect with the most senior experts in the field.
The key issues to be discussed will include:
- Finding the opportunities and dealing with the challenges of refinancing Latin American turnarounds
- Restructuring debt holdings and dealing with complex stakeholder bases, from local labor to foreign bondholders
- An in-depth analysis of restructuring activity within the key Latin American industries
- Restructuring Latin American corporates in North American courts
- Forecasting bankruptcies and corporate recovery ratings
- Dealing with multiple bankruptcy proceedings and the future of Latin American cross-border restructuring
- A comprehensive look at Mexican, Brazilian and Argentinean restructuring regimes and turnaround industries
- Exploring the regulatory future of Latin American corporate restructuring