Molinari and Gianni & Origoni were involved, as legal advisors, in the activities aimed at signing the restructuring agreement pursuant to Article 56 of the Business Crisis Code for Furla, instrumental to the successful conclusion of the negotiated composition process initiated last July.

The financial creditors — DeA Capital Alternative Funds SGR, as manager of the IDeA CCR II Fund, Credit Segment, CDP Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, Intesa Sanpaolo, UniCredit, and SIMEST — were assisted by Molinari with a team coordinated by partner Ugo Molinari, and composed of partners Marinella Ciaccio and Giacomo Colombo, associates Francesca De Stasio and Ada Gabriela Lubinu, and trainee Elisabetta Taras.

The company, also in the context of the negotiated composition, was assisted on legal matters by Gianni & Origoni with a team composed of partner Paolo Gnignati and of counsel Paolo Dominis. Bloom, Furla’s majority shareholder, was assisted by lawyer Silvio Rizzini Bisinelli (Terrin & Associati).

Furla was supported during the negotiated composition process by consultants Gianluca Vidal and Antonio Gaiani, as well as by KPMG Restructuring, with a team led by Federico Bonanni and Marco Brugola, and composed of Lorenzo Pennacchio (Senior Manager) and Francesco Saverio Romano (Assistant Manager).

Dr. Franco Carlo Papa certified the accuracy of the data and the economic feasibility of Furla’s Plan pursuant to Article 56 of the Business Crisis and Insolvency Code, with the support of Dr. Marco Grappa and Dr. Nicola Ceccopieri of Studio Papa Professionisti d’Impresa.