Join the debate about the future of CVAs.
Date: 20th April 2021
Time: 10am to 11.15am
Location: Via Zoom, registration link below
In this live webinar, we will debate key issues and challenges relating to the Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) framework and provide some practical guidance for landlords and tenants on how they can navigate the future.
Leading experts from 3 Hare Court, Edwin Coe LLP, FRP Advisory and CWM will form a panel to consider a variety of challenges currently facing landlords and tenants, including:
- Why do tenants find CVAs attractive?
- Why do landlords tend to dislike CVAs?
- In the early days, did tenants take advantage of the CVA framework?
- Have landlords participated in consensual discussions around CVAs?
- What challenges are facing the CVA doctrine?
- How do we navigate the future?
We would be delighted if you and your colleagues could join us for what promises to be a lively and informative debate. There will be an opportunity to ask questions.
If you missed this webinar please see recording below
Speakers
Tom Poole QC – click here for biography
Rowan Pennington-Benton – click here for biography
Ben Channer – click here for biography
Christina Fitzgerald (Chair), Partner, Edwin Coe LLP
Shams Rahman, Partner, Edwin Coe LLP – click here for biography
Ian Corfield, Partner, FRP Advisory – click here for biography
Philip Reynolds, Partner, FRP Advisory – click here for biography
Scott Murdoch, Founder, CWM – Scott Murdoch is the Founding and Managing Partner of CWM, widely recognised as one of the UK’s top retail and leisure real estate advisors, with landlord clients including Chelsfield, Capco (Covent Garden), Crosstree/AEG Europe, Sellar Developments, Frogmore, Land Securities, British Land, Battersea Power Station Development Company, Nuveen and HS1 on St Pancras.
CWM are also in-house retained property managers and advisors to around 50 tenant clients and Scott has been involved in several retail restructurings, CVA’s and administrations alongside Deloitte, KPMG, FRP and A&M over the last 12 months on businesses such as Debenhams, All Saints, Pret a Manger, Ann Summers, Edinburgh Woollen Mill, Fraser Hart, Caffe Nero, Radley and New Look.
Scott is also a shareholder/Director of a number of retail, restaurant and leisure related companies including Boxpark, Post Select Investments, Melrose & Morgan, Murdock the Barber and Cromwell Place.
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