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The stand-alone moratorium provisions came into effect in June 2020, introduced as a new solution for companies facing financial difficulties. Businesses that survived the pandemic and its restrictions are now facing the economic consequences of a cost of living crisis, volatile fuel costs and uncertain economic conditions and a moratorium may well give them the breathing space that they need, while they assess their options.
The stand-alone moratorium provisions came into effect in June 2020, introduced as a new solution for companies facing financial difficulties. Businesses that survived the pandemic and its restrictions are now facing the economic consequences of a cost of living crisis, volatile fuel costs and uncertain economic conditions and a moratorium may well give them the breathing space that they need, while they assess their options.
In this webinar we will look at circumstances in which the moratorium could be used, the practical issues facing the company and its monitor once in place, and what monitoring may actually look like.
Anyone looking for an introduction to the use and practical application of the moratorium process and procedure.
This course is suitable for experienced staff looking for an update in this area as well as anyone looking for an introduction to the issue.
£50 + VAT per person
Webinar fee includes electronic version of course documentation.
50% reduction for every third one hour session you book.
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