UK SIPs Refresher
This webinar provides a clear, concise update on SIPs UK-wide, including the regulatory terms and practical implications of the principles-based approach demanded of the SIPs.
Description
Statements of Insolvency Practice, or the SIPs as we better know them, are required practice in our role as insolvency practitioners, and set out the principles we should apply when approaching a particular area: fees, the handling of client funds and IVAs to name but a few. While there is no statutory onus on us to comply, breaches of SIPs can form the basis of disciplinary action by your regulator.
This webinar is an opportunity to refresh your knowledge of the existing SIPs and get up to date on recent changes, as they apply across the UK. We will look at the regulatory terms and we will consider the practical implications of any changes to the principles based approach demanded of the SIPs.
Recorded 18 May 2018
CPD Learning Outcomes
- Clear, concise update on recent changes to the SIPs UK Wide
- An understanding of how these changes and requirements impact
Who Should Attend
Anyone with an interest or role in insolvency looking for an update, a fresh approach or a concentrated introduction to the SIPs.
Cost
£55 + VAT per person
50% reduction for every third one-hour series you book.
Webinar fee includes electronic version of course documentation.
Team Booking Discount
5-10 team members - £200 + VAT
11-25 team members - £375 + VAT
26-50 team members - £500 + VAT
50+ price on application
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