Confidentiality obligations require insolvency professionals to restrict information sharing unless consent or legal requirement permits. Insolvency professionals must keep all information related to insolvency processes confidential and not disclose or provide access to unauthorized persons. Resolution applicants may be given access to relevant information only if they undertake to comply with confidentiality and insider trading laws, to protect any intellectual property of the corporate debtor, and not to share the information with third parties unless those conditions are met.
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Confidentiality obligations require insolvency professionals to restrict information sharing unless consent or legal requirement permits.
Insolvency professionals must keep all information related to insolvency processes confidential and not disclose or provide access to unauthorized persons. Resolution applicants may be given access to relevant information only if they undertake to comply with confidentiality and insider trading laws, to protect any intellectual property of the corporate debtor, and not to share the information with third parties unless those conditions are met.
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