2018 has been heralded the ‘year of the CVA’ but, post-Christmas trading and in an ever-challenging economic climate, will 2019 be worse? Will retailers continue to use CVAs as a restructuring tool which allows them to reduce their store portfolios? Our expert panel will discuss the outlook for “landlord CVAs” in the retail and restaurant sectors and beyond. The panel will explore how property owners might seek to protect themselves, going forward.
Hosted by Slaughter and May.
SPEAKERS
Chair: Jane Edwarde, Partner, Slaughter and May
John Cook, Revenue Manager, Capital & Regional
Tim Cooper, Legal Director, Landsec
Tom Vickers, Partner, Slaughter and May
Romain Lanier, Director, PJT Partners
David Riddell, Partner (European Restructuring and Special Situations Group), PJT Partners
SCHEDULE
08:00 Registration and breakfast
08:30 Welcome and introduction
08:40 Panel debate
09:30 Q&A
09:50 Closing remarks
10:00 Close
This event will be particularly relevant for property owners and investors.
BOOK TICKETS
Register for free here
Slaughter and May
One Bunhill Row
London
EC1Y 8YY
https://www.bpf.org.uk/events/cvas-2019-whats-deal-landlords
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