The Debtor Rehabilitation and Bankruptcy Act adopts the DIP system of America, which does not call for appointing a trustee or can stipulate principally to appoint the turnaround debtor as a trustee when needed. A company, however, currently undergoing a turnaround procedure, has already forfeited the stock value whose ownership is of the creditor within the liquidation value range. Hence, it should be uncontested that the creditor within the liquidation value range resolves the governance system. For that point, developed nations reflect the creditor’s opinion during the process of appointing a trustee who is in charge of the management of a turnaround company. In Korea, however, the court exercises plenary powers, and the creditor is left with only the rights to express opinions which are not generally satisfactorily contemplated. Moreover, M&A cannot go without a hitch insofar as a trustee is appointed out of the previous management. M&A must be sought to acquire working capital when a company’s management status seems problematical for a turnaround with only its own profit and when it is necessary for a large scale of investment in plant and equipment or an extensive foundation for marketing. In that case, a trustee must not be appointed from the previous management, but should be an expert on M&A or corporate restructuring. Lastly, a newly-appointed trustee should be a competent person with previous managerial experiences, who can prevail over the limitations of previous managerial skills. Although previous managers earnestly operated the company without any insolvency management, an outside expert should be resolutely appointed as a trustee upon exposing limits on managerial skills. Professional managerial skills should reflect previous managerial experiences and necessitate trusteey attainments, for which a trustee must take into consideration his positive attitude by, for example, completing a related managerial curriculum. Furthermore, for an efficient division of management for a turnaround, a multiple number of trustees can be sought for mutual cooperation and control, but confliction may deteriorate managerial efficiencies or set off a division of the company due to excessive competition and recrimination. Hence, a multiple trustee system can be exceptionally effective in the areas that require professional managerial know-how’s.
목차
Ⅰ. 서론 Ⅱ. 선진각국의 관리인제도 1. 미국 2. 영국 3. 일본 Ⅲ. 관리인제도의 개선방향 1. DIP 제도의 한계성 극복 2. 법원관리시스템의 개선 3. 채권자 참여의 확대 4. 인수·합병(M&A)의 원활화 5. 전문경영인의 활용 Ⅳ. 결론 참고문헌 Abstract
한국채무자회생법학회 [The Korean Association of Rehabilitation Bankruptcy Law]
설립연도
2008
분야
사회과학>법학
소개
본회는 금융채무불이행자가 건전한 시민으로 거듭날 수 있는 구제방안을 마련함으로써 건전한 사회발전에 이바지하고, 도산상태에 처한 채무자에 대하여 취하는 회생 및 파산, 청산 등과 관련한 법률 및 제도에 관한 학술적 연구 및 실무적 조사 등을 통하여 관련 법률과 제도의 개선 및 효율적인 집행과 국내외 관련 대학교, 연구소 및 연구단체와의 상호교류 및 협력을 위하여 노력하고, 국가의 경제발전 및 법문화 창달에 기여함을 목적으로 한다.
간행물
간행물명
회생법학 [Korean Law Review for Rehabilitation and Bankruptcy]