In this section you can see details of events over the next few weeks which Collas Day is promoting or speaking at. Contact details are provided for those interested in attending these events.
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| AUTUMN SEMINAR SERIES Collas Day are delighted to announce the line-up for our Autumn Seminar Series. All events, hosted by a panel of Collas Day lawyers, together with local and UK experts. The seminars feature a range of topics and issues this year and are sure to generate a lively discussion. The cost per delegate is £25 per seminar (discounted to £20 per delegate if three or more places are booked). Click here to download a booking form. |
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| Autumn Seminar Series SEMINAR 1 Tuesday 21st September Title: In Guernsey we Trust Directors of trust companies have unique responsibilities, particularly as it concerns the ever growing risk of trust litigation and compliance with Guernsey's regulatory regime. This seminar will consider the obligations of directors of trust companies, with a focus on the practical applications of these responsibilities, some of the most common risks of litigation, and the impact of the Code of Practice for Trust Service Providers. Key experts in the industry, locally and from the UK, will bring their unique perspectives to what is anticipated to be a lively panel discussion. Speakers: Rupert Ticehurst - Herbert Smith, London Stephen Trevor - Director of Fiduciary and Intelligence Services, Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) Marcus Hinkley - Collas Day Chris Bound (Chairman) - Collas Day |
21/09/2010 | The Venue (formerly Christophes) | 4pm - 6pm | Jane Darvell | Collas Day jane.darvell@collasday.com |
| Autumn Seminar Series SEMINAR 2 Tuesday 28th September Title: Funds: First Impressions Last Guernsey faces tough challenges from the specialist financial centres that it competes with. In the current climate of increased regulatory scrutiny there is a risk to all jurisdictions of leaving fund promoters with a bad experience - an impression that can often last a lifetime. It is important to ensure that Guernsey doesn't make this mistake. This session is aimed at identifying the areas where Guernsey is at risk of leaving these difficult to change impressions and proposing solutions to ensure our funds industry maintains its competitive edge. This discussion will be driven by a panel of experts with industry views and inside knowledge of the international and local finance sectors. Speakers: Sean Donovan-Smith - Speechly Bircham Patrick Firth - Guernsey Investment Fund Association (GIFA). Leading local expert - TBC Paul Wilkes (Chairman), Collas Day |
28/09/2010 | The Venue (formerly Christophes) | 4pm - 6pm | Jane Darvell | Collas Day jane.darvell@collasday.com |
| Autumn Seminar Series SEMINAR 3 Tuesday 12th October Title: Guernsey expects that every director will do their duties.... Developments in recent years have created what seems to be an ever-increasing burden on company directors; this session will consider directors' duties and obligations generally whilst also exploring the latest developments, the impact of the Code of Corporate Governance and what the Guernsey Financial Services Commission really expects of directors. The panel discussion will be assisted by insights and erudite views of Guernsey's key local experts. Speakers: Carol Goodwin, Non-Executive Director Dr Jeremy Quick -Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) Wayne Atkinson - Collas Day Ian Kirk (Chairman) - Collas Day
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12/10/2010 | The Venue (formerly Christophes) | 4pm - 6pm | Jane Darvell | Collas Day jane.darvell@collasday.com |