Government corporate insolvency proposals to give trustees greater say on restructurings
Pension scheme trustees could find themselves with a better seat at the table during a corporate restructuring under government proposals presented to parliament last week.
The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill sets out plans to allow companies to put in place a moratorium on creditor claims and seek court approval for restructuring proposals. The bill is expected...
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