INSOLVENCY DAY LONDON BRISTOL. MANCHESTER 6 OCTOBER 2016 Burges Salmon LLP offices. With thanks to: The Voice of Business Recovery

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course PD accreditation: 6 hours 9.10 17.00 Registration starts at 8.

1 With thanks to: The Voice Recovery R-B BRD RDR PR R PR I IV PR I V V TUDI TUDI TUDI IP 9 IP 9 R-B IP 9 R-B R-BRD RDR PR R RDR PRPR I IV I V V TU TUDI TUDI IP 9 R IV D ne day course PD accreditation: 6 hours Registration starts at 8.40 D BRIT MHTR 6 TBR 2016 Burges almon P offices 24 VMBR 2016 Burges almon P offices 8 DMBR 2016 Gateley Plc offices

UR DIRTR UR VRVIW mily caife Burges almon P This course will provide an insight into a selection of issues useful to those in the early stages of their career in insolvency.

The course is intended to improve your understanding of technical issues by applying the issues in workshop scenarios.

2 UR DIRTR UR VRVIW mily caife Burges almon P This course will provide an insight into a selection of issues useful to those in the early stages of their career in insolvency. xperienced professionals will provide you with a mixture of case studies, technical information and practical guidance which can be applied in your working roles. The course is intended to improve your understanding of technical issues by applying the issues in workshop scenarios. ome of the topic areas to be covered within the course include: > Key practical and legal issues to consider when planning for an insolvency > How IPs and the F can work better together > Tips and tricks for dealing with diffi cult personal insolvency matters > n examination of cross-border issues > IP 9 Who is the course aimed at? The course is designed for insolvency professionals with approximately three years insolvency experience and who are either currently studying or considering studying for JIB or PI exams, or those who wish to broaden their knowledge generally. basic knowledge of insolvency is expected. omments from last year s course Useful and relevant case studies provided Puts technical content into day to day context Very interesting and well delivered PKR > drian Martin is a partner in Burges almon and advises employers and employees in both the public and private sectors on the full range of contentious and non-contentious employment matters. > ndrew Buchanan is a partner at Gateley Plc and specialises in advising upon corporate strategy and trading whilst under fi nancial pressure, often during the twilight zone. > ndrew aton is a partner in the corporate restructuring and insolvency team at Burges almon. ndrew has extensive experience in advising on distressed situations including corporate restructurings, turnaround and formal insolvency. > ubrey alderwood has over 25 years experience in advising companies and individuals on the use of tax based incentives for commercial property investment and development. He has acted for some of the UK s largest companies across all sectors. > ecile ooseley is a lawyer at the Financial ervices ompensation cheme. > hris Brown is an associate in Burges almon s pensions team. He advises both trustees and employers on a wide range of issues including in relation to distressed businesses and the effect of insolvencies on pension arrangements. > David Mohyuddin Q is an insolvency specialist with over 16 years experience and has a practice covering all aspects of insolvency and insolvency-related litigation. He acts for offi ce-holders and those subject to and affected by insolvency proceedings and has extensive experience of all types of insolvency regime. > lizabeth herwin works for the Financial ervices ompensation cheme. > Gavin larke is a legal director in the corporate recovery team in Gateley Plc. Gavin s practice includes advising insolvency practitioners and fi nancial institutions on all legal matters arising from corporate and individual insolvencies. > Ian arnochan is a legal director in Burges almon s tax team, specialising in corporate tax. Ian advises on all areas of corporate, real estate and commercial tax and gives advice to corporate, private and institutional clients on a wide range of UK and international transactions. > John Maddox is an associate in the turnaround and restructuring services team at lixpartners. John has a broad range of turnaround, advisory, and corporate restructuring experience. > Marcus Fletcher is an associate director at lixpartners and is a qualifi ed insolvency practitioner and chartered accountant. Marcus has more than 11 years of experience advising lenders and other stakeholders to stressed and distressed businesses across the UK and urope. > Martin uwehand is a barrister at Radcliffe hambers and specialises in commercial litigation, corporate and shareholder disputes, and contentious corporate insolvency. > Patrick ook is head of Burges almon s corporate restructuring and insolvency team and specialises in restructuring, corporate insolvency and banking. > Richard Beall works for the Financial ervices ompensation cheme and specialises in administrative and public law, commercial litigation and fi nancial services. > Richard lark is a leading member of Burges almon s corporate restructuring and insolvency team (and an R3 ational ouncil member) and head of Burges almon s regulated lending team. Richard has 15 years of experience in the corporate insolvency and banking regulatory fi elds. > Rob Hanley is a senior associate in lixpartners turnaround and restructuring services practice. Rob has over nine years experience in advising stakeholders to stressed and distressed businesses across a wide range of industries. > tefan Ramel is a commercial and insolvency barrister at Guildhall hambers. His insolvency work covers the full spectrum of disputes ranging from bankruptcy and winding-up petitions to avoidance claims and breach of duty claims. > William Innes is an assistant director at Deloitte P and is based in Birmingham

3 UR PRGRMM 8.40 Registration and coffee hairman s introduction ndrew aton, Burges almon P (ondon) 9.10 Patrick ook, Burges almon P (Bristol) Richard lark, Burges almon P (Manchester) Insolvency planning from an IP s perspective employment, tax and pensions issues This practical workshop will provide an introduction to the key employment, tax and pensions issues that need to be considered by insolvency practitioners when planning for insolvency. This session will draw from 9.15 examples and case studies to illustrate points as well as provide best practice tips for IPs in dealing with these issues on the ground. Marcus Fletcher, lixpartners (ondon) John Maddox, lixpartners (Bristol) Rob Hanley, lixpartners (Manchester) Insolvency planning from a lawyer s perspective employment issues This session will provide an introduction to the key employment issues that need to be considered when planning for insolvency, including: > TUP > Redundancies, consultation and HR1 forms > Due diligence drian Martin, Burges almon P (ondon and Bristol) Gavin larke, Gateley Plc (Manchester) offee break Insolvency planning from a lawyer s perspective tax issues This session will provide an introduction to the key tax issues that need to be considered when planning for insolvency. It will cover the effect of insolvency processes on existing tax liabilities of the debtor and likely tax consequences after insolvency. Ian arnochan, Burges almon P (ondon and Bristol) ubrey alderwood, Gateley apitus (Manchester) Insolvency planning from a lawyer s perspective pensions issues This session will provide an introduction to the key pension issues that need to be considered when planning for insolvency, including: > The role of the Pension Protection Fund > ection 75 debts > onsequences for a defi ned benefi t pension scheme will an insolvency trigger wind-up? > Trustees duties > The Pensions Regulator s moral hazard powers hris Brown, Burges almon P (ondon and Bristol) ndrew Buchanan, Gateley Plc (Manchester) n introduction to the Financial ervices ompensation cheme This session will provide an introduction to the role, powers and responsibilities of the Financial ervices ompensation cheme (F) and will consider: > The MP Rules framework > F as an unsecured creditor > How IPs and the F can work better together > ome recent high profi le and complex recoveries lizabeth herwin, Richard Beall and ecile ooseley, Financial ervices ompensation cheme (ll locations) unch Personal insolvency: IV and bankruptcy case updates This technical session will provide an update on recent key IV and bankruptcy cases and will provide tips and tricks for dealing with diffi cult personal insolvency matters. tefan Ramel, Guildhall hambers (ll locations) offee break n examination of cross-border Issues n introduction to the cross-border insolvency regimes and examples of how they may feature on a practical level in litigation and restructuring. This may include identifying a centre of main interests, obtaining recognition for foreign offi ceholders, applicable law, relief available in cross-border matters and the enforcement of judgments. Martin uwehand, Radcliffe hambers (ondon and Bristol) David Mohyuddin Q, xchange hambers (Manchester) IP 9 This session will introduce the changes that came into force pursuant to the Insolvency mendment Regulations (2015) and the subsequent IP 9 and will examine the practical impact for IPs. Delegates will be given the opportunity to share experiences and will be provided with some practical advice for avoiding falling foul of IP 9. William Innes, Deloitte P (ondon) peaker to be announced (Bristol and Manchester) hairman s close BK W courses@r3.org.uk

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4 UR PRI The fee includes all refreshments ondon 6 ctober Burges almon P offices VT ( 426) Bristol 24 ovember Burges almon P offices VT ( 426) Manchester 8 December Gateley Plc offices VT ( 426) I will be making payment by credit card Please invoice me I enclose a cheque payable to ssociation Recovery Professionals PPITI FRM urname urname urname Firm ddress Tel no. mail ontact name (if not delegate) P.. number How did you hear about this course? Postcode Fax no. Post mail inkedin Recovery Magazine ther (please specify) Tick to receive R3 membership information redit/debit payment form We accept any of the following payment methods (please tick): Visa Mastercard Maestro Visa lectron BK W courses@r3.org.uk ard holder s name *ard no *ard issue no or valid from / *xpiry date / Payment amount *ecurity code (last 3 numbers on the back of the card) ignature: IV D D UR Date / / (*indicates mandatory fi eld) R3 takes your privacy seriously. We will retain and use your personal data to provide you with information on our services. our name and firm will be published in the delegate pack for every course you attend, unless otherwise requested. heques to be made payable to ssociation Recovery Professionals. Bookings will only be accepted on receipt of registration form by post, fax, (courses@r3.org.uk) or through the R3 website, Delegate substitutions are permitted. redit notes will only be issued if cancellations are received in writing no less than two working days prior to the date of the course. Refunds will not be available. VT receipt will be issued. R3 reserves the right to change the programme should circumstances dictate.

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