Managing the Firm's Financial Distress: The Bialetti Case

This thesis examines financial distress management in firms, focusing on the Italian context. It defines financial distress, explores its causes and indicators, and analyzes regulatory frameworks, including the Italian Bankruptcy Framework. Through case studies from the CONSOB Black List, the research investigates crisis triggers and recovery strategies of distressed firms. A comparative analysis evaluates the effectiveness of various management strategies, offering insights for practitioners and policymakers. The findings emphasize the importance of proactive measures and regulatory support in mitigating financial distress, contributing to discussions on corporate resilience and sustainability while identifying areas for future research in crisis management practices.