Katrin Schröder
Katrin Schröder
Katrin Schröder
Biography
Katrin Schröder is Counsel in our Restructuring & Insolvency/Special Situations practice group in Frankfurt. She advises companies on all questions of insolvency law as well as in the area of restructuring and M&A. Moreover, she has longstanding experience in self-administration and protective shield proceedings. Her work, therefore, regularly includes advising of managing directors and executives on the continuation of the business operation, preparing of insolvency filings, drafting of insolvency plans as well as advising in M&A in distress situations. Prior to joining BCLP, Katrin worked for a number of German and international law firms with a focus on restructuring and insolvency law.
Civic Involvement & Honors
- Europe's Female Rising Star, 2021
Professional Affiliations
- Arbeitskreis für Insolvenzwesen Köln e.V.
Admissions
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Germany
Related Practice Areas
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Restructuring & Insolvency/Special Situations
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Finance
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Financial Institutions
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Retail & Consumer Products
Experience
Resources
Publications
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"Germany, Austria and France: 26 women, one single voice (Part 1)", Leaders League, 1 March 2024
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The state of female empowerment in Germany in 2023: The Raven mother stigma disappears", Leaders League, 1 March 2023
- "Better now than too late - How can self-administration and protective shield proceedings be used to save a company?", online event held by Zukunftsallianz Maschinenbau, 27 October 2020 (available in German)
- "Significance of an investor process and a company valuation for the settlement calculation in the insolvency plan", ZInsO 2019, 711 (together with Martin Rekers) (available in German, only)
- "Involvement of auxiliary persons in insolvency proceedings in self-administration", ZInsO 2018, 2626 (available in German, only)
- "Information and cooperation obligations of the managing director in self-administration and insolvency plan
- "No obligation of the debtor in self-administration to dual-track process", ZInsO 2018, 668 (available in German, only)
- "May the debtor be left with an economic value after the insolvency plan?", ZInsO 2017, 1769 (available in German, only)
- "Rights and Liability Risks of the Managing Director and the Interim Administrator for VAT Liabilities in the Interim Self-Administration Proceedings", ZInsO 2017, 905 (gemeinsam mit Robert Buchalik und Martin Rekers) (available in German, only)
- "Tax court confirms the relevance of the so-called consent solution under insolvency law", ZInsO 2017, 862 (available in German, only)
- "Criteria for determining appropriate remuneration in self-administration", ZInsO 2016, 2031 (together with Robert Buchalik) (available in German, only)
- "Tax liabilities in provisional self-administration are not liabilities of the insolvency estate", ZInsO 2016, 2025 (together with Robert Buchalik) (available in German, only)
- "The comparative calculation between the continuation costs in (provisional) self-administration and in regular insolvency proceedings - squaring the circle?", ZInsO 2016, 1445 (together with Robert Buchalik and Hartmut Ibershoff) (available in German, only)
- "Can the debtor in self-administration be obliged to initiate and finance an M&A process even against its will?", ZInsO 2016, 189 (gemeinsam mit Robert Buchalik) (available in German, only)
- "Without rights in insolvency plan proceedings? On the Lack of Legal Protection for Subordinated Creditors in Disputes about the Expected Excess Proceeds", ZInsO 2014, 2069 (available in German, only)
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