Past events

R3’s 2024 Annual Conference will take place at the beautiful Fairmont Hotel located in St Andrews. This year’s conference theme ‘Forging global pathways: UK insolvency and restructuring in a post-Brexit world’ will explore global economic trends and the role and shape of the eco-system for insolvency and restructuring in an inter-connected world. The programme will also explore the potential pathways these create for firms and professionals at every stage of their career.

As well as engaging technical sessions there will also be an exciting range of social and networking activities bringing delegates together. These include Highland Games, a welcome reception, gala dinner and Ceilidh. The conference will host around 250 delegates from across the UK’s leading insolvency and restructuring profession.
We’re delighted to announce that The Rt Hon Lord David Triesman will be our keynote speaker.

With an extensive career including roles as a Merchant Banker, Government Minister FCO, General Secretary Labour Party, and Economist, he will be able to give an excellent overview of the geo-political picture of the UK and its place in the EU and beyond. As the UK is potentially facing imminent political and government change Lord Triesman will provide plenty of powerful insights.

INSOL Europe President, Giorgio Corno, will be hosting an all-INSOL Europe panel titled 'EU Passports to the right, UK to the left - pathways in EU post-Brexit' on the Thursday afternoon.

Vist the R3 website for more information and to register your place.

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Returning for a fourth year, the Fraud Conference brings together world class speakers including policy makers, insolvency experts, fraud specialists and academics, offering unique insights on developments in the world of fraud. 

This year the conference will be chaired by Arun Chauhan (Fraud disputes specialist & financial crime compliance lawyer, Tenet & Trustee Director Fraud Advisory Panel). 

A wide range of sessions are being planned to include:

• AI and Deepfake: In this session our expert speaker will explore the role of AI and how fraud can appear in our daily lives. 
• The Tools of the future: Our speaker will demonstrate the ways the AI are being put into use stopping fraud and the opportunities this emerging technology present.
• Is this the near future of fraud? The failure to prevent fraud offences and the online safety bill are two new and evolving pieces of legislation designed to address fraud and cyber-crime. But how will they work? This panel of experts will share their thoughts and experiences around the legislation and the role failure to prevent fraud could play in the future.
• Plus 4 x breakout sessions covering a range of hot topics.

Register here today and save 15% with the early-bird discount until 1 December.

Please note: 

• All bookings will need an R3 ID which you can have even if you’re not a member of R3. 
• Any member who isn't a member of R3 should first click 'register as a non-member' - this is just registering on the R3 portal, not for the actual event itself.
• Once registered  select the FAP/INSOL member rate.
• Email: events@r3.org.uk if you have any issues.

Dealing with the crisis is often complex for entrepreneurs. Many of them show an attitude of rejection towards this eventuality and struggle to admit their difficulties until they become such that they can no longer be hidden. The fear of failure and bankruptcy can paralise decisions and makes it difficult for Directors to walk towards turnaround paths. This is the main reason why, trying to manage the negative psychological connotation linked to crisis wording, the Italian Insolvency Code has essentially prohibited the use of the word failure itself and has replaced it by the expression judicial liquidation. Failure recalls the idea of a personal in-success. The introduction of early warning introduces the idea that the crisis should not be stigmatized, as it represents a  possible phase in the life of the company.

More in particular, crises are generally preceded by phases of decline which, if promptly diagnosed and addressed, allow the degenerative process to be stopped and trigger a turnaround. Crises often occur not because they are inevitable, but because companies are unable to understand the warning signs, are unable to identify risks and are consequently unable to monitor threats to prevent them and limit their harmful effects.
In Europe different ways to reach the goal to deal with crisis at an early stage have been implemented. Starting with the Italian one, we will try to consider the different European approaches to the issue.

Concluding remarks will be made by INSOL Europe President, Giorgio Corno.
Download the programme for further details.

If you are interested in attending, please send an email to Patricia Riva at: patrizia.riva@uniupo.it for further information.

ARE (the Association pour le Retournement des Entreprises, the leading French turnaround association gathering over 300 members) and the Centre des Affaires et Gestion (CEDAG) are organizing a joint conference on the subject of “Cross-views on the EU’s various newly introduced restructuring plan regimes” covering four countries: Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and France.

The conference aims to bring together lawyers, insolvency practitioners, restructuring and turnaround advisers, bankers, investors, judges and professors. INSOL Europe President, Giorgio Corno, will be one of the speakers.



For further information please download conference programme in English / French.
You can register here.

INSOL Europe Local Conference: New Luxembourg Law of 7 August 2023 Preservation of companies and modernization of bankruptcy law and implementing EU directive 2019/1023

Tuesday 5th December 2023 @ EY Luxembourg

Download the program for further information.

To register email Christel Dumont, christel.dumont@dentons.com