Insolvency Today roundtable event hosted by BLP

Brian Kilroy and Chris Loerns of BLP hosted a roundtable discussion for Insolvency Today at BLP's office on Thursday 13th September 2012.

The event was oversubscribed and attracted some of the best known blue chip companies involved in the business recovery and property insolvency/re-financing. The wide-ranging debate was lively and coverage will appear in the October edition of Insolvency Today magazine.

Participants:

Joe McGrath, editor Insolvency Today

Alpa Raja, Guardian Business Recovery

Brian Kilroy, BLP

Charlotte Moller, Reed Smith

Chris Loerns, BLP

Glyn Jones, CRS

Helena Pennycook, PWC

Hilary Robson, Cypher Consultants

John Paylor, Guardian Business Recovery

Nigel Shilton, Deloitte

Richard Nicol, Reed Smith

Trevor O'Sullivan, Grant Thornton

Vince Rowland, Naismiths

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Date14/09/2012

Source Thomas Miller Group

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