Brexit client training seminars

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We are running a series of events to keep our clients informed of the big issues surrounding Brexit, and any significant changes that are likely to affect their business.

September 20, 2017
 16:45 - 18:15

Funds and private equity academy: Brexit - deal or no deal? Possible scenarios and consequences for investors

Speaker: Milagros Miranda Rojas - Consultant

With Brexit negotiations underway, the UK and the EU may well have less than two years to agree on the terms of the UK withdrawal and of a new ambitious and comprehensive partnership. A new trade relationship, which will no doubt be one of the main components of the new framework, will bring changes for both sides of the channel and could affect the way businesses operate and perform.

Please join us for a short presentation on possible scenarios and the consequences for investors, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A session.

Topics will include:

  • Risks and opportunities within different Brexit negotiating scenarios
  • The main legal and regulatory challenges for businesses’
  • Transitional arrangements
  • The consequences of no deal and falling back on trading on WTO terms only

Registration from 16.30, the seminar commences at 16.45, followed by networking from 18.15

Register now

Venue

Norton Rose Fulbright
3 More London Riverside
London SE1 2AQ

For further information and registration details, please contact Natasha Lawrence.



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