As an essential part of NTI's study offering to all JIEB and CPI/CPPI students, we offer free total access to our award-winning CPD TAP to all of our students for the time they are studying with us, as well as the year after they pass.
The month of December was an important one for updating and commentating webcasts. They are still, of course, resting wisely on the NTI app and members can either listen to them now, or download and listen to them when most convenient for you. Some of the highlights from last month are:
** There were three 'Dear IPs' during this period and we summarised the best bits for you
** We continued our series of 'Consumer Issues' webcasts, in which key matters involving personal debt, solutions for the personal insolvency industry and updates on research data and latest statistics are shared and commented upon
** There were a couple of highly practical and relevant cases which discussed the validity of an appointment of an Administrator. One concerned an appointment under paragraph 14 ...
... and the other looked at about Administrators using section 127 IA 1986 (dispositions) and how it might affect the validity of their appointment. Both are well worth a listen
** For those with an interest in personal insolvency matters, judgment in the case of Patley Wood Farm was reported, looking at Trustee's costs when the IP is considered to have acted perversely
** There was a huge webwell worth the effort ...) analysing a directive by the EU on harmonising an insolvency and restructuring approach across member states. Despite the fact the UK have jettisoned the EU this has a huge impact on how we look at and deal with European assets ...
... as well as exploring how many changes we would have had to make to our law and rules had we still been in the Union
** CPD TAP 380 explored the developments in Restructuring Plans since their inception under CIGA 2020
** Just before the festive break, we published a CPD TAP about crypto debts. How can IPs pursue an action over assets where bitcoin is owed?
We have big plans for 2023, including more live debates and discussion on key issues affecting all of us in the sector and practical commentaries on all the matters that affect us most. Let us know how and when we can include even more to give you all of the CPD you need, at the time you need it (which is as soon as it happens).
CPD TAP - why wouldn't you?
