The series of meetings “2026 Study Afternoons” concluded on April 27th in Milan. This biennial refresher course was organized by S.I.S.CO. (Italian Society of Insolvency Studies). The event, held at the Sala Colucci – Unione Commercianti in Corso Venezia, saw Gobid Group participate actively as a sponsor in a high-level scientific program organized in collaboration with the University of Milan (Department of Italian and Supranational Public Law – Chairs of Business Crisis and Insolvency Law).
Since its foundation in 1979, S.I.S.CO. has pursued its mission of eliminating the gap between theory and practice in insolvency procedures. Through a vigilant monitoring of case law and regulatory evolution, the association aims to form an “expert public opinion” capable of managing the complexities of modern insolvency. The collaboration with Gobid Group fits perfectly into this high-profile context: a synergy created to ensure that the practical management of procedures is always guided by solid, continuously updated technical and regulatory preparation.
Six Days of High Specialization
The course kicked off on March 9th and, through a cycle of six meetings, offered professionals a rigorous technical path focused on the latest updates to the Business Crisis and Insolvency Code (CCII). Specifically:
- Precautionary Measures: The inaugural session on March 9th, introduced by Prof. Atty. Angelo Castagnola (President of S.I.S.CO. and Professor of Business Crisis and Insolvency Law at the University of Milan), featured a discussion between Prof. Laura Baccaglini, Atty. Cristian Fischetti, and Dr. Lorenzo Lentini regarding protections in negotiated settlement and tools for regulating crisis and insolvency.
- Access with Reserve: On March 16th, an analysis of the “new dynamics of the application for access with reserve” was led by Atty. Marina De Cesare, Dr. Alida Paluchowski (President of the Business Crisis Section of the Court of Milan and Vice President of S.I.S.CO.), and Dr. Francesco Pipicelli.
- Asset Valuation: A pivotal session on March 23rd was dedicated to company valuation and liquidation value throughout all stages of a business’s life (pre-crisis, crisis, insolvency), including its relationship with pre-packs. Contributions were provided by Prof. Andrea Amaduzzi (University of Milano-Bicocca), Dr. Marco Capra, and Dr. Luciano Panzani.
- Control Bodies: The role of statutory auditors in the CCII was the central theme of the April 13th session, introduced by Prof. Atty. Roberto Sacchi (University of Milan). The topic was analyzed by Atty. Alessio Di Girolamo, Prof. Atty. Iacopo Donati (University of Siena), and Dr. Serenella Rossano.
- Crisis Taxation: On April 20th, the focus shifted to tax settlements following the “Correttivo-ter” (Third Corrective Decree), featuring Dr. Filippo D’Aquino (Judge of the Supreme Court of Cassation), Dr. Lorenzo De Iorio (Inland Revenue Agency), and Dr. Christian Dominici (University of Milan). The debate was introduced by Prof. Atty. Elena Marinucci (Associate Professor of Business Crisis and Insolvency).
- Certifications and Reports: The closing day on April 27th was dedicated to reports and certifications within the CCII, featuring Dr. Laura De Simone (President of the Business Crisis Section of the Court of Milan), Dr. Michele D’Apolito, and Dr. Giovanni Falconieri. Prof. Atty. Angelo Castagnola introduced the proceedings.
Gobid Group’s Commitment: Beyond Partnership
For Gobid Group, participating in this educational journey means being an integral part of the evolution of insolvency law. Our constant presence at training events of this caliber confirms the Group’s desire to act as a trusted partner and educational support for professionals.
Strengthening our collaboration with S.I.S.CO. through these events allows us to remain aligned with the interpretative practices of the courts and the needs of trustees. This ensures that our online auction services (via the Gobid.it and Gobidreal.it portals) always meet the highest standards of efficiency and transparency required by law. Standing alongside the activities promoted by the Society of Insolvency Studies means, for us, actively contributing to the creation of a modern business crisis culture—one that is prepared and oriented toward asset maximization.
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