Regolamento recante le condizioni e le modalità di prestazione della garanzia statale sui finanziamenti a favore delle grandi imprese in stato di insolvenza, ai sensi dell'articolo 101 del decreto legislativo 8 luglio 1999, n. 270. | 005G0003 — Italy law | Esheria

Regolamento recante le condizioni e le modalità di prestazione della garanzia statale sui finanziamenti a favore delle grandi imprese in stato di insolvenza, ai sensi dell'articolo 101 del decreto legislativo 8 luglio 1999, n. 270.

The state guarantee may be granted to eligible enterprises in extraordinary administration, and it supports financing operations made by the extraordinary commissioner with banks for the rescue or restructuring plan.

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Italy
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Regulation
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005G0003
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The state guarantee may be granted to eligible enterprises in extraordinary administration, and it supports financing operations made by the extraordinary commissioner with banks for the rescue or restructuring plan. The Government is delegated to issue a legislative decree on extraordinary administration for large insolvent enterprises, and must follow listed criteria. The program must be prepared under the supervision of the Ministry of Industry and, if it uses certain public guarantees or other non-authorised public aid, it must follow EU state-aid rules for rescue and restructuring. This provision requires a minister to update implementing rules on State guarantees for debts of firms under special administration, and it lets the special commissioner seek authorization for certain operations before a programme is approved. The Minister may authorize certain asset and business-transfer operations after insolvency is declared, and the extraordinary commissioner may request authorization for operations needed to keep group companies operating. Small or ordinary-administration acts do not need that authorization.