Foundations in Corporate Insolvency

This modular course provides a solid foundation in the law and practice of corporate insolvency in England & Wales. Ideal for those new to insolvency or wanting a refresher.

This module covers definitions, creditor claims, securities and enforcement, the role of Official Receiver and IP, Companies House, the Court system, and legislative framework.

This module covers how liquidation is commenced and by whom, court liquidation process, CVL process, effects of liquidation on stakeholders, and powers of a liquidator.

This module covers the administration process, its effect, the moratorium, hierarchy of objectives, entry routes, proposals, pre-packs, progress reports, conclusion and exit.

This module covers liquidator and administrator investigatory powers, director conduct reporting, CDDA, SIP 2 investigations by office holders, and challengeable transactions.

This module covers various aspects of creditor engagement, such as document contents, delivery of information, decision making, creditors’ claims, and treatment of small debts.

This four half-day module course provides a solid introduction to Scottish corporate insolvency law concepts, insolvent liquidation, administration, investigations and CDDA.

This modular online course provides a solid foundation in the law and practice of corporate insolvency in Scotland. Ideal for those new to insolvency or wanting a refresher.

This module covers definitions, creditor claims, securities, diligence, the role of Accountant in Bankruptcy and Companies House, the Court system, and legislative framework.

This module covers the court liquidation process, CVL process, the effects of liquidation on stakeholders, and powers of a liquidator.

This module covers the administration process, its effect, the moratorium, hierarchy of objectives, entry routes, proposals, pre-packs, progress reports, conclusion and exit.

This module covers liquidator and administrator investigatory powers, CDDA obligations, SIP 2 investigations by office holders, and challengeable transactions.

This module covers various aspects of creditor engagement, such as document contents, delivery of information, decision making, creditors’ claims, and treatment of small debts.