Part 1:

Part I of this program will explore the early warning signs of counterparty distress, steps to consider taking before bankruptcy to protect your position and an overview of the bankruptcy process.

Learning Objective:
To gain an understanding and overview of how to identify the signs of an impending customer bankruptcy, tools to use before and after a bankruptcy filing, a review of the bankruptcy process, strategies to employ while a customer is in bankruptcy and a review of the latest federal economic relief programs

Moderator: Craig Enoch, Reed Smith LLP

Part 2-
Part II of the program will examine bankruptcy strategies to maximize your position and minimize loss as well as providing a brief discussion of the federal stimulus relief available under the $2.2 trillion CARES Act, focusing on: Title I, the $350 billion Paycheck Protection Program (SBA) loans for small businesses, and Title IV, the $500 billion relief fund for large companies, State and Local governments, and Midsize Businesses, including nonprofit organizations.

Learning Objective: A continued discussion on how to identify the signs of an impending customer bankruptcy, tools to use before and after a bankruptcy filing, a review of the bankruptcy process, strategies to employ while a customer is in bankruptcy and a review of the latest federal economic relief programs.

Moderator: Craig Enoch, Reed Smith LLP

CLE Disclaimer:
The IECA has applied for virtual CLE and each session has been approved for 1.0 CLE credit in Kansas and Texas. Please contact info@ieca.net to obtain a certificate of completion for this IECA course which will include the sponsor and course IDs for you to apply individually. If you are seeking CLE credit, we encourage you to look into your specific state’s CLE requirements. For exmaple, If you are applying for CLE in New York, you can view the state-approved jurisdiction list here, as well as the individual state CLE application here.
If you need any additional materials (i.e. slides, agendas, bio's, etc.) for your personal application, or have any questions about the course's accreditation status, please contact us at info@ieca.net.

Data Privacy:
IECA takes our data responsibilities very seriously and we want you to have confidence in how we handle your personal data. The data provided will only be used by IECA to conduct the necessary business of the association in serving you. Please contact IECA via info@ieca.net if you wish to have your information corrected or deleted. By registering for this webinar, you are agreeing under the IECA privacy statement that IECA can use your personal information for the purpose of updating you about this webinar, and agree to receive future communications from IECA regarding relevant meetings and programs.

Part 2-

Part II of the program will examine bankruptcy strategies to maximize your position and minimize loss as well as providing a brief discussion of the federal stimulus relief available under the $2.2 trillion CARES Act, focusing on: Title I, the $350 billion Paycheck Protection Program (SBA) loans for small businesses, and Title IV, the $500 billion relief fund for large companies, State and Local governments, and Midsize Businesses, including nonprofit organizations.

Learning Objective: A continued discussion on how to identify the signs of an impending customer bankruptcy, tools to use before and after a bankruptcy filing, a review of the bankruptcy process, strategies to employ while a customer is in bankruptcy and a review of the latest federal economic relief programs.

CLE Disclaimer:
The IECA has applied for virtual CLE and each session has been approved for 1.0 CLE credit in Kansas and Texas. Please contact info@ieca.net to obtain a certificate of completion for this IECA course which will include the sponsor and course IDs for you to apply individually. If you are seeking CLE credit, we encourage you to look into your specific state’s CLE requirements. For exmaple, If you are applying for CLE in New York, you can view the state-approved jurisdiction list here, as well as the individual state CLE application here.
If you need any additional materials (i.e. slides, agendas, bio's, etc.) for your personal application, or have any questions about the course's accreditation status, please contact us at info@ieca.net.

Data Privacy:
IECA takes our data responsibilities very seriously and we want you to have confidence in how we handle your personal data. The data provided will only be used by IECA to conduct the necessary business of the association in serving you. Please contact IECA via info@ieca.net if you wish to have your information corrected or deleted. By registering for this webinar, you are agreeing under the IECA privacy statement that IECA can use your personal information for the purpose of updating you about this webinar, and agree to receive future communications from IECA regarding relevant meetings and programs.