Regulatory, insolvency and accounting perspectives
The COVID-19 pandemic is having a severe impact on many business sectors, and financial institutions are no exception. Many firms are likely to encounter challenges of one form or another in coming months, as countries emerge from lockdown and seek to resume normal business at different times, and the applicable legal and regulatory regimes respond accordingly. Improvements made to the relevant regimes since the Global Financial Crisis, in addition to certain recent initiatives and regulatory responses, mean that there are a number of technical and practical issues for financial institutions and their advisers to consider as the situation develops.
This webinar series will explore these issues from several perspectives, with views and insights from our financial services regulatory and financial restructuring and insolvency lawyers, and professionals from some of the global accountancy firms with whom we work regularly.
17 June: Non-performing loans
For the first webinar in the series we will be joined by members of KPMG’s restructuring group to provide an update on the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the lending market and the regulatory treatment of non-performing loans, including:
- An introduction to the regulatory framework
- The impact of Covid-19, including the legal and regulatory response
- Response by banks to date
- Looking to the future
You can register for the webinar here.
Speakers:
Matt Thorn | Partner | Norton Rose Fulbright
Mark Craggs | Partner | Norton Rose Fulbright
Jochen Vester | Senior Associate | Norton Rose Fulbright
Nick Smith | Partner | KPMG
Jason Lawrence | Partner | KPMG