On Thursday 24 September 2026, BISSESSUR received a select group of guests at Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin in Noordwijk for an afternoon on Wealth Planning and Wealth Optimisation in a Dutch-Swiss Setting. The afternoon was hosted by Prenobe Bissessur from our Amsterdam/Schiphol office and Jouke Brada from our Zurich office.
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Wealth planning across two jurisdictions: a look back at our afternoon in Noordwijk
A look back at our afternoon on Dutch-Swiss wealth planning at Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin, with Pestalozzi, EJS Tax & Consulting and Vontobel.
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BISSESSUR advises sellers on sale of internationally branded hotel property near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
BISSESSUR advised the sellers on the sale of a substantial internationally branded hotel property near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport to an international hotel operator.
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BISSESSUR in International Insolvency & Restructuring Review 2026/27
BISSESSUR contributed the Netherlands chapter to the International Insolvency & Restructuring Review 2026/27, exploring why international companies should consider the Netherlands as a restructuring venue in cross-border financial distress.
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Enter Europe Without Barriers: Start with the Netherlands
Relocating abroad opens many possibilities for every type of business: be it connecting with a global business network, or spreading your influence in another region. In question of business expansion within Europe – the Netherlands always stood out the m
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The EU’s New Insolvency Directive: from Division to Predictability
It has been a while since the European Union’s (EU) Insolvency Directive has gained any visible progress. After years of heavy debating between Member States, the EU Commission, under Danish presidency, has finally gotten closer to harmonising EU Members
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Cross-Border Sanctions: Implications of the EU's 19th Package for Banking and Trade in Central Asia
The effects of the EU 19th sanction package against Russia in Central Asian regions. What are the results and consequences, and who should be concerned the most.
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BISSESSUR advises sellers on sale of internationally branded hotel property near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
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Amsterdam, 29 June 2026 - BISSESSUR has advised the sellers on the successful sale of a hotel property near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, operated under a well-known international hotel brand, to an international hotel operator in a transaction with a total deal value of €55 million.
The hotel was developed and sold by a group of Dutch private equity investors. Located near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, the hotel comprises more than 280 rooms and represents a substantial hotel property in one of the Netherlands’ key airport-related hospitality markets.
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BISSESSUR in International Insolvency & Restructuring Review 2026/27
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BISSESSUR is pleased to announce that Prenobe Bissessur has contributed the Netherlands chapter to the International Insolvency & Restructuring Review 2026/27, published by Beaumont Capital Markets.
The article, titled “The Dutch Route to Business Rescue: Why international companies should consider restructuring in the Netherlands”, explores the role of the Netherlands as a strategic restructuring venue for international companies facing financial distress.
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The EU’s New Insolvency Directive: from Division to Predictability
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It has been a while since the European Union’s (EU) Insolvency Directive has gained any visible progress. After years of heavy debating between Member States, the EU Commission, under Danish presidency, has finally gotten closer to harmonising EU Members under standartised rules for the insolvency proceedings.
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Enter Europe Without Barriers: Start with the Netherlands
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Relocating abroad opens many possibilities for every type of business: be it connecting with a global business network, or spreading your influence in another region. In question of business expansion within Europe – the Netherlands always stood out the most. With its position as the stable and economically competitive hub in the Europe, the Netherlands is always a safe and secure choice for entities who are interested in expanding their enterprises.
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Bissessur Enforces Post-Closing Obligations in Failed Business Acquisition
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The Firm has successfully acted for the seller in interim relief proceedings before the District Court of The Hague, resolving a post-closing execution failure in a business acquisition.
In early 2023, our client sold its operating business to the buyer, who assumed operational control immediately following closing. A key element of the transaction was the buyer’s obligation to assume the underlying commercial lease through a landlord-approved assignment, ensuring continuity of the acquired business.
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Cross-Border Sanctions: Implications of the EU's 19th Package for Banking and Trade in Central Asia
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The European Union’s (EU) 19th sanctions package against Russia has further lengthened the restrictive measures against Russian corporations and high-ranking individuals. However, this package also addresses a variety of third-party countries that are now indirectly under threat of sanctions – namely, Central Asian and Chinese companies.