An in-depth analysis of the professional’s new responsibilities and value enhancement strategies
within the Crisis Code.
within the Crisis Code.
The countdown has begun for the conference “The Crisis Manager 4.0: Independence, Advanced Operating Strategies, Responsibilities, and Fees in the New Crisis Code,” taking place on May 15th and 16th. The setting of the Palace Hotel in Milano Marittima is set to become the nerve center of the national insolvency debate, hosting a high-profile two-day event organized by the Associazione Concorsualisti Milano (ACM). Once again this year, Gobid Group renews its presence as a sponsor.
The event promises to be a laboratory for discussion on trending topics: from the management of Negotiated Settlements (Composizione Negoziata) to the economic sustainability of professional fees, moving through the delicate balance between the manager’s ethics and the effectiveness of Simplified Compositions (Concordato Semplificato).
A Mapping of Doctrine and Practice
The scientific program of the conference promises to delve into the most current critical issues related to the reform, thanks to the direction of authoritative figures from the legal and academic worlds.
- Opening Session: The afternoon of Friday the 15th, starting at 3:00 PM, will be dedicated to the analysis of case law regarding Negotiated Settlements, featuring contributions from Filippo D’Aquino (Magistrate of the Supreme Court of Cassation) and Alida Paluchowski (President of the Corporate Crisis Section of the Court of Milan).
- The Issue of Fees: A turning point in the debate will be the roundtable on management complexities and the urgency of reviewing professional remuneration parameters, moderated by Adele Vasilotta (ACM Treasurer, Chartered Accountant). The focus will be on the comparison between ACM President Roberta Zorloni on “The Economic and Legal Operational Perspective” with a critical analysis of Ministerial Decree 30/2012, and Giorgio Corno (Lawyer and President of Insol Europe) regarding the comparison between “the Italian system and foreign remuneration models.” The roundtable will conclude with a speech by the President of the CNDCEC, Elbano De Nuccio, dedicated to future perspectives.
- Simplified Composition and Ethics: On the morning of Saturday, May 16th, attention will shift to the dynamics of simplified compositions with Vincenza Agnese (Magistrate, Corporate Crisis Section of the Court of Milan), concluding with a collective reflection on the independence of the Crisis Manager: “Ethical Utopia or Practical Requirement?”. This final topic will be analyzed through the judicial lens of Federico Rolfi (Magistrate, Councilor of Cassation), the academic lens of Danilo Galletti (Full Professor at the University of Trento), and the professional lens of Serenella Rossano (Chartered Accountant).
Gobid Group and the Milan Insolvency Association: Protecting Value as a Common Goal
For Gobid Group, standing alongside the Associazione Concorsualisti Milano (ACM) means investing in the quality of the insolvency system by participating in an ecosystem of shared values. The association represents an elite partnership of lawyers and accountants aimed at elevating the technical skills of trustees, commissioners, and liquidators.
This bond stems from the awareness that the concept of “Independence” (the heart of the conference) is not an abstract condition, but a result achieved by delegating the liquidation phase to specialized entities. From this perspective, the collaboration between the Milanese Association and Gobid Group becomes strategic for the system: on one hand, the in-depth study of “thorny legal issues,” and on the other, the cutting-edge tools to solve them, maximizing asset recovery while fully respecting ethical boundaries.
For the auction house, being present in Milano Marittima represents an important moment to identify the emerging needs of delegates and transform doctrinal demands into innovative, high-performance solutions that simplify the professional’s workload. Being part of this observatory on the future of corporate crises allows for the development of solutions where innovation merges symmetrically with the rigor of the regulatory framework.
Supporting training and maintaining constant dialogue with the Judiciary remains the main path for the Group to offer a partnership that makes competence its true added value.
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