INSOL IPG Networking Database
21 January 2022
IP Members,
Mirror Trading International, said to be the biggest Ponzi scheme of 2020, has illustrated that the world is a village. Not all international matters will contain the thrill of working with the FBI and Interpol; however, the INSOL IPG Networking Database, described below, is the ideal platform to discuss various concerns and solutions on how to maximise value for stakeholders.
Please take a moment to register before 21 March 2022.
INSOL IPG Networking Database – Would you like to join?
INSOL IPG was launched in 2021 and consists of a working group of insolvency practitioners and INSOL members who are interested and focused on the practical challenges that appointment takers have to face and deal with in fulfilling the terms and expectations of their insolvency mandates.
The aim of IPG is to get like-minded practitioners into the room to discuss multiple and varied areas of concern and to learn from each other in promoting and enhancing the objective of maximising returns for all stakeholders.
The Group is open to all Insolvency Practitioners that are members of INSOL International, irrespective of the size of the Insolvency Practitioner's firm or the complexity of the insolvency / restructuring appointments that are undertaken.
The INSOL IPG working committee has decided to introduce an INSOL IPG Networking Database which is aimed at building a repository of identified insolvency practitioners and their advisors from across the globe. Any member interested in participating can submit their contact details using the following link.
To register please click here.
Registration will be open until 21 March 2022.
Take care
René Bekker
Chief Operating Officer