EU Inc (the 28th regime) · 2026/0074(COD)
Opposes the inclusion of insolvency law provisions in the 28th regime as they are unnecessary and harmful to creditor interests.
Remove the insolvency law provisions (Chapter X, Articles 88 to 102) from the 28th regime proposal because they create legal uncertainty and hinder investment.
“In light of this, we consider it appropriate to remove the provisions in Chapter X (Articles 88 to 102). There is already no need for such special provisions, as the Member States have well-functioning insolvency proceedings.”
260513_DK-StN_28.Regime_Insolvency Regulation_final.pdf, page 2
Do not allow the waiver of an insolvency practitioner in insolvency proceedings, as this risks abuse and undermines creditor protection.
“The provision allowing for the appointment of an insolvency administrator to be waived runs completely counter to the aim of improving financing conditions.”
260513_DK-StN_28.Regime_Insolvency Regulation_final.pdf, page 3
Ensure that debtors have a duty to cooperate and that courts have sufficient information to decide on opening simplified winding-up proceedings, which the current proposal lacks.
“Further obligations – such as providing accurate and complete information, giving an assurance to that effect, or otherwise cooperating – are not covered... the court would not have sufficient information at its disposal; it would be almost impossible for the court to make a reasoned and appropriate decision based on this information.”
260513_DK-StN_28.Regime_Insolvency Regulation_final.pdf, page 3
Avoid a general stay of enforcement in insolvency proceedings without appropriate safeguards for creditors, as it is disproportionate and harms creditor interests.
“The proposed general stay of enforcement is also disproportionate and fails to take account of the legitimate interests of creditors.”
260513_DK-StN_28.Regime_Insolvency Regulation_final.pdf, page 3
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