COVID-19: ABTA Announces New ‘Business Resilience’ Webinar Dates

ABTA's weekly 'business resilience' webinars are delivered in collaboration with trusted ABTA Partners and moderated by ABTA

ABTA’s weekly ‘business resilience’ webinars are delivered in collaboration with trusted ABTA Partners and moderated by ABTA.

Taking place next week on Wednesday 29 April are two new webinars:

  • Restructuring and Funding Options for your Travel Business: 29 April 2020
 – 10:30-12:00
  • Supply Chain and Contract Risk Management
: 29 April 2020
 – 14:30-16:00

* Free of charge for ABTA Members, register before 15:00 on Monday 27 April to secure your place.

Restructuring and Funding Options for your Travel Business

  • 29 April 2020
  • 10:30-12:00

This webinar will look at will look at the steps that companies can take, should they find that they need to consider additional business funding, are unsuccessful with their CBIL application or want to explore restructuring options.

Get the latest practical advice on where to find alternative funding and how to engage with lenders to ensure your business remains resilient. Hear a panel discussion on the impact of reduced balance sheets on regulators’ requirements for membership and bond issuance. What will be the impact of reduced capital and how are regulators expected to respond?

Speakers

  • Gareth Harris, Partner, RSM
  • John de Vial, Director of Membership and Financial Services, ABTA
  • Martin Alcock, Director, The Travel Trade Consultancy
  • Greg Moreton, Partner, RSM
  • Damian Webb, Partner, RSM

Supply Chain and Contract Risk Management

  • 29 April 2020
  • 14.30-16.00

This webinar will provide legal guidance on the supply chain challenges that travel businesses face, given the impact of the Coronavirus crisis.

Get guidance on how to deal with non-performance and insolvency from your suppliers, and consider how you manage contractual risk with suppliers now and in the future. Understand the role of ‘Frustration of Contract’ and ‘Force Majeure’ clauses. Get the latest legal advice on how, and where, to challenge chargebacks and Section 75 claims.

Speakers

  • Farina Azam, Partner, Kemp Little
  • Robert Griffiths, Managing Associate, Kemp Little
  • Vicky Cooper, Partner, Kemp Little
  • Matthew Irvine, Partner, Kemp Little

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