Practical insight into connected-party sales, pre-pack administrations, deal financing and defensible office-holder decisions.
Insolvency sale transactions can present complex legal, commercial and practical challenges, particularly where connected parties, valuation issues or alternative financing arrangements are involved.
Join Myerson Solicitors for our latest insolvency and restructuring webinar, where our specialists will put insolvency sale transactions under the microscope and examine some of the key issues practitioners need to consider when structuring, documenting and completing a deal.
Drawing on practical experience, the session will explore how to navigate potential conflicts, demonstrate robust decision-making and ensure transactions can withstand scrutiny.
Why attend?
Our insolvency specialists will provide practical, solicitor-led insight into:
- Connected-party transactions – navigating conflicts, valuation considerations and appropriate marketing
- Pre-packaged administrations – key considerations when structuring transactions and delivering defensible outcomes
- Financing the deal – transaction financing, credit bids and issues surrounding connected security
- Office-holder decisions and file evidence – documenting the decision-making process and ensuring the transaction holds up under scrutiny
Who is this session for?
- Insolvency practitioners
- Insolvency managers and administrators
- Other professionals specialising in insolvency and restructuring
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Jack Ramsden
Associate
Jack has specialist expertise in corporate and personal insolvency, contentious and non-contentious matters for insolvency practitioners, directors, and individuals.
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