Guiding and Interpreting Corporate Restructuring: Gobid Group at the 2026 Capri Seminar

Save the date for September 18 and 19 in the picturesque setting
of the Centro Congressi Palazzo del Cinema (Sala Pollio).

As is now well known, the world of insolvency proceedings and corporate crisis management is undergoing a period of profound transformation, both legally and economically. This topic sits at the heart of legal reflection and debate, particularly within contexts dedicated to professional training and updates. In this constantly evolving framework, Gobid Group confirms its role as a key point of reference by renewing its presence as a sponsor at the prestigious seminar organized by the Istituto Curatori, scheduled to take place in Capri on September 18 and 19, 2026, at the Centro Congressi Palazzo del Cinema (Sala Pollio).

The event is organized by the Istituto Curatori, an organization long focused on a complex and increasingly relevant question: Corporate recovery currently moves between rules that suggest delaying the disclosure of a crisis, provisions that have not yet entered into force, and the introduction of new legal instruments. The reflection raised by the Institute is therefore essential: Will these innovations truly facilitate the resolution of corporate crises, or do they risk shifting the problems to the detriment of other parties?

The theme for the 2026 edition is “The Difficulties of Corporate Restructuring.” It promises to be one of the most stimulating discussions on the national stage, bringing together top experts, including judges, university professors, and insolvency professionals.

Between Criminal Risk, Valuation, and Recovery Tools

The two-day event on September 18 and 19 in Capri offers an invaluable opportunity to analyze in depth the procedural and operational criticalities that professionals face daily regarding corporate restructuring:

• Insolvency Proceedings and Criminal Risk: The first day, Friday, September 18, starting at 1:30 PM, opens with a key focus delivered by Dr. Renato Bricchetti (former President of the Joint Sessions of the Court of Cassation). It will be dedicated to the criminal implications that can intersect with insolvency dynamics—a highly topical subject regarding the protection and liability of trustees and court officers.
• The Complexity of Determining Liquidation Value: Accurately determining the liquidation value for creditors and shareholders represents one of the most complex steps in corporate turnaround. The presentation by Prof. Atty. Mauro Bini (Bocconi University) and Dr. Giovanni Battista Nardecchia (Deputy Prosecutor General at the Court of Cassation) will highlight the importance of accurate, transparent, and litigation-proof valuations.
• Negotiated Settlement (C.N.) and Debate on Crisis Tools: The central focus of the conference will address the ongoing dialogue surrounding the entire framework of crisis management tools. While the “Yes to Negotiated Settlement!” stance (Friday, September 18) promotes its value as a flexible tool capable of leading to agreed restructurings or the effective safety net of the Simplified Composition (Concordato Semplificato, without a creditor vote), the critical view (“Negotiated Settlement? Better Not!!”) (addressed on Saturday morning, September 19) will highlight operational rigidities, banking sector reservations, and potential inefficiencies compared to direct remedies under the Corporate Crisis and Insolvency Code (CCII). The panel features a multilateral debate between the judiciary, academia, and practitioners (with contributions from Dr. Laura De Simone, President of the Section at the Court of Milan; Dr. Giovanni Dal Pozzo, President of CNCT and Vice President of Confindustria Servizi Innovativi e Tecnologici; Prof. Carlo Bagnoli, Ca’ Foscari University; and Dr. Salvo Leuzzi, Magistrate at the Supreme Court of Cassation).
• Investment Funds and Contract Protection: On Saturday, September 19, starting at 9:00 AM, special attention will be dedicated to the role of funds in supporting corporate recovery and acquisitions (with contributions from organizations such as Finint, Invitalia, and Prelios), as well as tools to protect contractual relationships during restructuring stages, featuring Dr. Pierpaolo Lanni (Bankruptcy Judge at the Court of Verona) and Prof. Angelo Panetta (University of Bologna).

Presence, Vision, Value:
Gobid Group Alongside the Istituto Curatori

Addressing “the difficulties of corporate restructuring” requires concrete solutions. Gobid Group’s presence at the Capri Conference is tangible proof of a strategic partnership founded on a shared vision. Renewing support for the Istituto Curatori year after year reinforces a solid, long-term commitment: standing alongside those who direct proceedings, actively participating in academic debate, and providing the technological tools needed to turn the challenges of the Crisis Code into concrete, effective, and measurable results.

From this perspective, educational events represent not only regulatory updates, but extraordinary accelerators for networking. Prestigious settings like Capri allow Gobid Group’s professional network to strengthen and take shape, serving as a unique meeting point for judges, trustees, financial institutions, and investors.

Nurturing this network builds a continuous channel for dialogue, exchange, and mutual trust. It enables professionals to rely not just on a specialized partner, but on an integrated ecosystem of relationships and expertise capable of making a real difference in managing and maximizing value in complex insolvency scenarios.

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