This webinar analyzes the factors that contribute to corporate crises and the most effective strategies for managing them. In particular, it will explore the crucial role of the Board of Directors (BoD) and the Audit Office in crisis management, with specific reference to Article 725 of the Italian Code of Obligations (CO). This article establishes the Board of Directors' obligations regarding the oversight of the company's financial situation and requires specific actions in the event of capital loss or risk of insolvency, also involving the Audit Office. This afternoon's study aims to analyze the main internal and external causes of corporate crises, understand the early warning signs and preventative measures the Board of Directors can adopt to prevent worsening financial difficulties, and delve into the legal obligations and responsibilities of the Board of Directors and the Audit Office under Article 725 of the Italian Code of Obligations (CO). 725 CO, as well as presenting recent decisions by the district courts, the Federal Supreme Court, and the Federal Audit Oversight Authority (FAOA) on the liability of the auditor, exploring best practices in crisis management with particular reference to documentation requirements, and finally examining tax aspects in the event of corporate restructuring.

Program and Speakers
Origins, Causes, and Development of Business Crises
Claudio Cereghetti
Chartered Accountant, Senior Lecturer SUPSI, Partner at AWB Revisioni SA

The Role of the Audit Office in Business Crises
Stefano Caccia
Lic.oec. HSG, Chartered Accountant, Partner at PKF Certifica SA

Lower Court Rulings, Tribunal Decisions, ASR Decisions
Federico Domenghini
Lawyer, Lic. Iur., Partner at Domenghini & Partners SA

Tax Aspects in Corporate Turnarounds
Matteo Gamboni
Certified Tax Expert; Senior Manager Corporate Tax, PwC, Lugano

Cost
CHF 350.-
CHF 50.- discount for members of partner organizations

Registration
https://bit.ly/webinar-17-11-2025

Registration Deadline
Tuesday, January 21, 2025