EVOLUTION OF CORPORATE REPORTING IN RESTRUCTURING PROCEEDINGS

Embark on a fascinating journey through the evolution of corporate reporting in the context of restructuring proceedings. This monograph by Krzysztof Gawron provides a comprehensive and innovative look at changes in legal regulations and systemic transformations in bankruptcy and restructuring processes. Immerse yourself in a comparative analysis of the systems in force in 2003-2015 and after 2016, introduced by the Restructuring Law. Discover the evolution of restructuring processes from a historical and problematic perspective, enriched by innovative analyses of reporting in these processes.

• Comprehensive analysis of the evolution of restructuring processes.
• Comparison of systems in force before and after 2016.
• Innovative look at reporting in restructuring processes.
• Lack of references to these issues in other literary works.
• Valuable source of knowledge for managers and finance and accounting departments.
• Helpful in scientific discussions at the academic level.

Krzysztof Gawron's monograph is an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the subject of corporate restructuring. The author presents the evolution of restructuring processes in a comprehensive, complex and professional manner, both from a historical and problematic perspective. His innovative analyses of problems related to reporting in these processes are a unique contribution to the literature on the subject. This publication fills a gap in previous studies, offering a fresh perspective on issues that have not been widely discussed so far.

This book is especially recommended to managers and employees of finance, accounting and legal departments of business entities. Its practical tips and in-depth analyses can be extremely helpful in making strategic decisions regarding restructuring. In addition, this monograph is a valuable work for students and scientists dealing with the subject of restructuring and bankruptcy law. Its high substantive level and innovative approach make it a valuable source of knowledge for all those who want to explore the secrets of corporate restructuring.

This publication, published by UMCS in 2025, guarantees the timeliness and reliability of the information presented. Its paperback cover and 240x172 mm format make it a comfortable and handy read. The number of pages (210) ensures a comprehensive discussion of the topic without unnecessary simplifications. This monograph is an investment in knowledge that will surely benefit both practitioners and theorists of restructuring law.