Over fifty participants from 31different Latin American, Caribbean, North American andEuropean countries came together in the Buenos Aires StockExchange Building in order to discuss the following topics:Mediation and Arbitration in Commercial/Insolvency Cases,Streamlining Commercial Proceedings using Non-JudicialEntities and Processes, Delegation/Substitution inEnforcement Proceedings, and Judicial Cooperation andCourt-to-Court-Communication in Cross-Border InsolvencyProceedings. The first three topics formed a unit as theyall dealt explicitly with delegation of judicial work tonon-judicial entities. The first topic dealt with possiblealternative entities, such as mediators and arbitratorswhile the following two topics investigate which aspects ofcourt and enforcement procedures respectively could besubjected to such delegation and substitution. The fourthtopic, in contrast, touched on a completely differentsubject, the co-operation between courts, which, as aconsequence of globalization, is of growing importance forthe judiciary in the context of international insolvency law.