Three days of in-depth analysis, discussion, and advanced training animated the Mi.Ma. 2025 conference – “The debtor’s assets at the service of creditors”, held at the MarePineta Resort and the Hotel Premier & Suite in Milano Marittima, concluding on October 23rd.
A nationally significant event that began in June, it was organized by the Order of Chartered Accountants and Accounting Experts of Ravenna and its Foundation, under the scientific coordination of Professors Antonio Rossi and Edgardo Ricciardiello from the University of Bologna, and with the patronage of key institutions in the sector.
Gobid Group’s participation as an official sponsor represented a valuable moment of exchange within a constantly evolving regulatory environment, where the issues of creditor protection and enhancement of debtor assets are becoming increasingly central. Participating in events like Mi.Ma. 2025 means actively contributing to a technical and cultural dialogue between professionals, magistrates, academics, and market operators, supporting the dissemination of best practices in the management of sales from insolvency procedures.
This commitment reflects a desire to support the sector’s evolution with a shared and collaborative vision, in line with the legislative and operational transformations that are redefining the tools available to professionals.
Company lease and sale, liquidations and continuity
The event kicked off on June 6th under the coordination of Dr. Laura De Simone, President of the Business Crisis Section of the Milan Court, with a focus on “Company lease and sale between CNC and C.S.”
A high-level exchange between members of the judiciary and academia explored the operational and legal implications of different methods of business transfer within insolvency proceedings.
This was followed by discussions on the “Conservation Law” and the topic of “Indirect business continuity between C.P. and P.R.O.”, aimed at outlining tools capable of safeguarding asset value and employment prospects.
Liquidation value and protection of privileged claims
The June 7th session, chaired by Dr. Paolo Gilotta (Ravenna Court), delved into the “Liquidation Value”, a crucial issue for the proper management of the debtor’s assets and for protecting the various classes of creditors.
The morning also included discussions on the “Treatment of privileged claims” and “Competitive sales” — an area where digitization and the solid expertise of specialized companies like Gobid Group are playing an increasingly strategic role. These entities support professionals through efficient, transparent, and innovative management of asset enhancement and sales processes in insolvency and judicial procedures.
Over-indebtedness and a comparison of intervention tools
The final day, October 23rd, addressed the issue of over-indebtedness, analyzing the innovations introduced by the legislative amendments, practical opportunities, challenges, and legal interpretations for professionals in the sector.
Under the chairmanship of Dr. Giovanni Trerè (Ravenna Court), the sessions explored both civil and business aspects of the new procedures: from restructuring in over-indebtedness to the new developments introduced by the amendment in the minor composition with creditors and the consumer plan, as well as family procedures and business aspects of the over-indebted small enterprise.
A significant focus was also placed on liquidation in over-indebtedness: the new provisions for controlled liquidation and the relationships between enforcement actions and over-indebtedness.
An event combining experience, training, and dialogue
Once again, this year’s Mi.Ma. proved to be a major event for the professional community, drawing experts and practitioners from across Italy.
A qualified forum for discussion, it highlights the importance of collaboration between institutions, academia, and private entities in supporting the growth and advancement of the sector.
Gobid Group, proudly participating in this event for over eight years, thus renews its commitment to promoting training opportunities and constructive dialogue, fostering the sharing of skills and perspectives among the various stakeholders in the insolvency sector — essential elements for competently facing future challenges.
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