The work examines the relationship between law and private autonomy through the example of the following four restructuring processes: the extrajudicial debt regulation mechanism and the pre-bankruptcy restructuring process, as regulated by Law 4738/2020 (KAF), as well as the restructuring through the adjustment of the terms of the bond loan and the informal or voluntary restructuring, which is primarily a matter for the contracting parties.

A range of key issues are examined in each of the aforementioned restructuring processes, and common principles are drawn at the end. The examination of these four restructuring mechanisms has been preceded by:

• the examination of the position of restructuring within the system of bankruptcy law
• the delineation of the concept of crisis as an objective condition for the adoption of restructuring measures
• the position of the managers of a company in its economic crisis
• the examination of the concept of business viability as well as
• the measures that should primarily be taken within the framework of so-called operational and financial restructuring of a business.

The book is addressed to academics, judges, lawyers, and business executives who are engaged with bankruptcy law and restructuring law.