Our November Training Day, run in the North of England on November 6th and in London on November 20th, is a must-attend for all fixed charge receivership professionals wanting to maintain their CPD and keep bang up to date with industry changes and solutions. 100% of delegates surveyed last year said they’d recommend the event to an associate and 95% said they’d be attending this year.
The event runs from 10.00am to 4.00pm with breaks for coffee and networking and a delicious lunch included in the price.
The day consist of a series of highly relevant talks delivered by experts in the field, followed by a subsequent Q&A.
TLT Solicitors will be providing training on the Building Safety Act 2022, specifically looking through the lens of Receivership. They will cover:
- What Receivers need to be aware of;
- Where the red flags lie; and
- Top tips for dealing with properties captured by the BSA.
Belmont Estate – Gil Martin is back to expand on his previous talk on Biodiversity Net Gain – is this a challenge or exit route ? Following Gils presentation at the May Conference members were keen to hear more on BNG.
Freeman of the land - Eric Roe from Wilson and Roe High Court Enforcement and Charlie Spokes from Orbis Protect will guide you through some of their recent cases and highlight some of the obstacles you may find presenting themselves in future receiverships.Is this just a fashionable frustration or could this be a valid concern?
- Irwin Mitchell – Doug Robertson will cover issues arising from Default rates and look at current cases
- Kate Palmer and Arun McIntosh from Peninsula HR specialists will discuss how can we support practitioners with growing mental health in the workplace concerns and how does your practice ensure they are not leaving themselves open to claims.
- Veritas Advisory - Capital Allowances should you consider them and how they may impact on a borrower's position.
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TLT - Vulnerable customers With the increasing costs of living, there’s a growing number of vulnerable customers in the UK. The FCA has reported that approximately half of adults in the UK demonstrate one or more characteristics of vulnerability, which can include factors like age, mental health, physical disabilities, or financial difficulties. In this session, TLT will explore how receivers may need to adapt their recovery strategy to limit any harm to vulnerable customers. We will discuss the appointing lender's regulatory obligations and expectations, and offer practical strategies and real-world examples on how receivers can address customer vulnerabilities. We will also focus on how you can support yourself and your employees when navigating these challenges.
- David Holland, the senior inspector at the IPA, with his detailed understanding of the inspection process – he will guide you on how to survive your RPR audit and explain exactly what is will be expected.
