Gobid Group Sponsor of the Event in Naples.
The Real Estate Foreclosure Sector is constantly evolving and today more than ever requires continuous updates, specialized expertise, and a long-term strategic vision. With these goals in mind, on March 28th, in the splendid setting of the Hotel Excelsior in Naples, the conference “The Enforcement Procedure: Amid Evolving Jurisprudence, Legislative Innovations, and Practice” was held, with Gobid Group proudly participating as the official sponsor.
The educational event, organized by the Naples Bar Association, UGDCEC Naples, and CESPEC – Study Center for Enforcement and Commercial Procedures, represented a valuable opportunity for professionals in the field to engage and exchange views. It brought together representatives from the legal, academic, and institutional sectors to discuss the main topics related to real estate foreclosures.
From judicial banking titles to the delegation phase.
Many subjects were at the heart of the debate throughout the day, which featured prominent speakers from the sector. The conference opened with institutional greetings from Carmine Foreste, President of the Naples Bar Association; Vincenzo Piccirillo, President of UGDCEC Naples; Eraldo Turi, President of ODCEC Naples; Gianluca Battaglia, delegated advisor of the ODCEC Naples Enforcement Commission; Maria Ludovica Russo, from the CESPEC Secretariat; and Stefania Cannavale, President of the Fifth Civil Section of the Naples Court.
Legislative Developments: Key Topics of the Debate
The morning session, introduced by Stefania Armiero, advisor of the Naples Bar Association, offered valuable insights into several timely issues: the evolving case law on judicial banking titles, the consistency of final judgments, and the role of the enforcement judge. A significant portion was also dedicated to analyzing out-of-court banking titles, with a particular focus on active ownership, regulatory aspects, debtor protection, and contractual clauses. The morning concluded with an in-depth analysis of the distribution of bank credit, addressing long-standing issues and emerging concerns.
Erika Capobianco, Secretary of the Enforcement Commission of the CNDCEC, moderated the afternoon session. The discussion shifted to the role of the court-appointed custodian, their duties and responsibilities in managing seized assets, and the regulatory developments concerning the delegation phase, with particular attention to the controls and obligations of the Appointed Professional.
Gobid Group’s Commitment
As a sponsor, Gobid Group chose to support the initiative by recognizing the educational and operational value of the event, in line with the concrete needs of the sector.
The choice of Naples as the venue for the conference further enhanced the significance of the initiative, offering an important opportunity for dialogue among professionals from various courts throughout the Campania region.
Gobid Group approaches this territory with interest and attention, fully aware of its central role in the field of Real Estate Foreclosures and of the expertise gained through years of hands-on experience. Participating in this event represented an important opportunity for us to engage in dialogue and sharing, reaffirming our commitment to supporting innovation and growth within the Real Estate Foreclosure sector.
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