The article is devoted to the analysis of the reformed rehabilitation mechanism as a key stage in the development of corporate restructuring law in Russia. The current model remains ineffective due to the opportunism of creditors, the threat of out-of-court agreements being challenged, and the absence of incentives for preventive financing. The novelty of the reform is seen in the creation of a balanced comprehensive rehabilitation agreement, which permits the compulsory extension of its terms to non-participating creditors.