Thu 28 Sep 2023

1 day, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (8 hours)

This course has been designed specifically for lenders, and anyone looking for an introduction or refresher on UK corporate insolvency and restructuring law from the creditor perspective. In it we will examine the consequences of a formal insolvency appointment or restructuring process for the bank or lender. Ultimately this is about understanding a lender’s options, the rights that you hold as a result of your security package and improving your lending decisions.

Fri 29 Sep 2023

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (1 hour)

The right to claim retention of title (ROT) sits in the contract between supplier and purchaser, but it is the insolvency of the purchaser that triggers the supplier’s right to claim. It’s unusual for suppliers of physical goods not to have ROT in their terms and conditions, so as insolvency practitioners we need to be confident in our dealings with ROT claims.

24 - 25 Oct 2023

4 Half Day Modules

Our Fundation Series has been designed specifically for anyone new to insolvency or anyone looking for a refresher on the basics. Delgates may have just joined the profession or may be working in a related field and would lik an introduction to the topic.

Fri 27 Oct 2023

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (1 hour)

The Ethics Code underpins everything we do as an insolvency practitioner, and SIP 1 and the Code set out the framework within which we all operate. Our ethical approach should be at the forefront of our practice, both in terms of assessing and taking on a case and then throughout the life of the case itself. Take the time in this One Hour Series to reflect on the Code, its requirements and your obligations.

8 - 9 Nov 2023

4 Half Day Modules

Our Foundation Series has been designed specifically for anyone new to insolvency or anyone looking for a refresher on the basics. Delegates may have just joined the profession or may be working in a related field and would like an introduction to this topic.

Fri 24 Nov 2023

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (1 hour)

The insolvency practitioner’s relationship with HMRC is mutual: on appointment we share information about the tax payer and come to an agreed conclusion as to HMRC’s claim, dividend recovery and (eventually!) tax clearance. Like all relationships, it has its ups and downs, issues with communication and unrequited emails, but we get there in the end.