Schedule:
Speakers |
Duration |
Contents |
Opening - Marc Cleeve |
5 |
Marc is an experienced Audit Partner based in Jersey and leads the Debt Fund sector for Islands and Gibraltar. With over 20 years of experience in audit and a broad range of expertise in different debt strategies, he also advises clients on tax compliance, structuring as well as debt funds restructuring and liquidation. |
Climate and Sustainability; and Developments around AI - Matt Reynolds |
15 |
Matt is a member of Deloitte’s global climate and sustainability network. He has over 20 years’ business change and transformation experience across regulatory compliance, M&A and strategic initiatives. He will provide a contextual overview on ESG, together with insights into evolving reporting requirements and board considerations. He will also cover the developments around AI and its potential future impacts. |
Private debt market update, and Green & ESG Linked Loans - Jed Poole |
10 |
Jed sits in our UK Debt Advisory team and will provide an update on the debt markets, in particular non-bank lenders. Jed will focus on providing an update on the debt markets, in particular the private debt lending landscape, as well as some introductory materials on green and ESG-linked loans. |
Updates on the securitisation and structured finance markets - Steve Webber |
15 |
Steve is a Director at Deloitte with over 17 years’ experience involved in securitisation transactions. Steve has previously held roles at both a rating agency and the Bank of England and now is the lead for Deloitte’s Structured Finance Advisory business. Steve will share an update on the securitisation markets, including recent trends in issuance, performance and an outlook for 2024. |
Market update on UK Qualifying Asset Holding Company (QAHC) Regime - Dale Hewitt-Smith |
10 |
Dale is a Director in Deloitte’s Private Market Funds team in London, specialising in credit fund structuring and transactions. Dale will provide an update on the UK’s Qualifying Asset Holding Company regime and its use in a debt investment context. |
Q&A |
5 |