You will gain a detailed understanding of what an insolvency practitioner does and what you will have to do in order to qualify as one.

Speaker: Caroline Sumner, R3 (view bio)

You will gain an overview of the different types of regulation with which insolvency practitioners and their staff are required to comply. You will also gain an appreciation of the wide range of regulations that impacts insolvency work, and you will learn about a few of the most important regulatory requirements.

Speaker: Michelle Butler, Compliance Alliance (view bio)

You will gain a detailed understanding of how to identify when a company is in financial distress and what an IP does when they advise Directors about the options available.

Speaker: Caroline Sumner, R3 (view bio)

You will gain an overview of the process of a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (“CVL”) from beginning to end. You will explore in detail the process to start a CVL. You will also gain a basic understanding of the main tasks of a liquidator, including realising assets, carrying out investigations and paying a dividend to creditors.

Speaker: Michelle Butler, Compliance Alliance (view bio)

You will gain a detailed understanding of what a Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) is, the procedure for placing a company into MVL, the steps of a liquidator takes to liquidate a company, what happens on the insolvency of the company and how to close the liquidation.

Speaker: Gareth Limb, Compliance On Call (view bio)

You will gain a detailed understanding of the grounds for presenting a winding up petition, the procedure to initiate a compulsory liquidation, the role of the Official Receiver, and the roles of any provisional liquidator or the special manager appointed in a liquidation. This chapter will also deal with appointment, reporting and closure matters.

Speakers: Matthew McGhee, Twenty Essex (view bio) and Ben Luxford, R3 (view bio)

You will gain an overview of the basics of ‘Administration’ and an understanding of the importance the procedure has in the profession.

Speaker: Ben Luxford, R3 (view bio)

You will gain a detailed understanding of Company Voluntary Arrangements (“CVA”)

Speaker: Sarah Balsom, Interpath Advisory (view bio)

You will gain a detailed understanding of the objectives of a trading Administration; the associated risks; critical success factors; and key considerations which typically influence this decision. We will also discuss the practical considerations that an Administrator will have to plan and prepare to implement prior to “Day 1” of trading.

Speakers: Sarah Balsom, Interpath Advisory (view bio)

You will gain a detailed understanding of the remuneration of the office holder: how such remuneration is calculated; the procedure of obtaining remuneration; and also challenging remuneration.

Speakers: Ben Luxford, R3 (view bio)

You will gain a detailed understanding of the order of priority in insolvency, the different classes of creditors, how and when those creditors are entitled to decide certain aspects of the insolvency process by voting and the agreement or rejection of creditor claims by the Trustee or Liquidator.

Speakers: Daniel Lewis (view bio) and Rachael Earle, Wilberforce Chambers (view bio)

In this session we will cover:

• Intro and setting the scene
• Information gathering
• The options
• Applying the options to your case
• Q&A
• The advice
• Closure

Speaker: Mark Sands, Apex Litigation (view bio)

You will gain an understanding of the different claims an employee may have in an insolvency.

Speaker: Amanda Rowe

In this 4-part chapter, you will gain an overview of bankruptcy, including:

• Being the Debtor and Creditor Petition
• The effect of Bankruptcy on a Debtor’s Assets
• The Effect of Bankruptcy on the Matrimonial Home
• Bankruptcy Offences, Discharge, Suspension and Annulment

Speakers: Harry Clark, Ogier (view bio) and Gemma Kaplan, Pinsent Masons (view b

You will gain a detailed understanding of IVAs and the lifecycle of an arrangement, starting with the proposal and approval of an IVA, through to challenges which may be brought and the eventual completion of the IVA, or its termination as a result of breach of the approved terms.

Speaker: Alexander Kingston-Splatt, Radcliffe Chambers (view bio)

You will gain an understanding of the nature of a partnership, the various insolvency procedures available to an insolvent partnership, and the circumstances in which they can be utilised.

Speakers: Faith Julian, Maitland Chambers (view bio) and Giselle McGowan, Serle Court (view bio)

You will gain an understanding of the history and various forms of receivership and a detailed understanding of how receiver.

Speaker: Madeline Jones, South Square (view bio)

You will gain an overview of an estimated Statement of Affairs and Estimated Outcome Statement, the differences between both and how to prepare both documents.

Speaker: Ben Luxford, R3 (view bio)

In this two part chapter, you will gain a broad understanding of the various causes of action under the Insolvency Act 1986 (“IA 1986”) which administrators, liquidators and trustees in bankruptcy may rely upon to swell the insolvent estate.

Speaker: Sam Fenwick, Wedlake Bell (view bio) & Graham McPhie (Retired)

This chapter will be focused on the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (“CIGA”)

Speakers: Usman Roohani, 4 New Square Chambers (view bio) and Oliver Hyams, South Square (view bio)

You will gain a detailed understanding of what information is available from company searches, details of other sources of information regarding companies and their officeholders and a basic understanding of financial statements.

Speaker: Ian Defty, Begbies Traynor (view bio)