2.1.2. Breakout session 2
15:40
Breakout session 2
All three breakout sessions run simultaneously. Delegates can attend one in this timeslot and one at 14.40 as all breakout sessions are repeated twice.
Chat GB & NI: Four nations, one challenge - restructuring, insolvency and AI
Practitioners from each of the four UK nations discuss the current Restructuring and Insolvency environment, looking at the similarities and differences in their respective jurisdictions and markets. The panel discussion will focus on legislative differences, work sources, people, opportunities and risks. The session will extend into an interactive practical exercise for delegates where they can experience first-hand the potential impact of Artificial Intelligence - one of the biggest risks, but also potentially the biggest opportunity, to our industry both today and in the future.
Speakers
Richard Bathgate
Ed Ellis
Andrea Knox
Ian Leonard
EU passports to the right, UK to the left - pathways in EU post-Brexit
Post-Brexit, almost all EU Member States have now implemented the Directive on Restructuring and Insolvency into their national law which ensures that debtors have access to preventive restructuring frameworks. The introduction of such new preventive restructuring tools raises questions as to their cross-border recognition in the UK. Current issues in EU-UK cross-border recognition of insolvency proceedings will also be covered, offering insights to the audience.
Speaker
Barry Cahir
Giorgio Corno
Frances Coulson
Samantha Eustace
Alice van der Schee
Offshore / UK – Territorial flightpaths
Practitioners from the Isle of Man, Guernsey and BVI will discuss their respective journeys dealing with insolvency cases cross border, often with some sort of UK connection. The assembled panel has collective experience in over 60 jurisdictions globally including many high-profile cases. They each have unrivalled coal-face tales to share with conference delegates and will provide topical insights into the ongoing development of international insolvency regimes as well as discussing issues affecting particular jurisdictions. This is a not to be missed session, a must for all practitioners dealing with international cases and very relevant for all younger attendees including those considering international options in their careers.
Speakers