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Unwinding the Government’s Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Support Schemes:  Implications for the Banking Industry
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Summary

Coronavirus-picWith applications for the Government’s emergency loan support schemes closing at the end of March and repayments due to commence shortly afterwards, banks and alternative lenders are focusing on the aftermath. The announcement in the Budget of the Recovery Loan Scheme may help some companies, but its terms are likely to be much tougher than the emergency loans in terms of borrower assessment and having more commercial interest rates, so it will not prevent a huge surge in non-performing loans.

Unwinding the Government’s Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Support Schemes will inevitably have very significant implications for UK lenders. This timely virtual summit, which is being held on 8 April, brings together government, regulators and leading industry experts to consider the issues in the round. 

We are delighted that John Glen MP, Economic Secretary to the Treasury and City Minister has kindly agreed to give the keynote address at the event.

Following a series of keynotes from the UK Treasury, the FCA and the British Business Bank, the programme features a series of panel discussions on:

  • The future of the crisis loan support schemes and the role of government
  • Conduct issues and treating customers fairly – the regulatory perspective
  • Perspective of the British Business Bank
  • Macroeconomic outlook and its implications
  • Loan recovery and collections, including the potential for an industry-wide Code of Conduct
  • Dealing with potential fraud under the schemes
  • Recapitalising companies to address unsustainable levels of corporate debt
  • Restructuring and insolvency options
  • Loan provisioning, capital and liquidity buffers and future lending

The summit builds on a successful and well-attended series of webinars we organised last July, The City Week COVID-19 Phase Two Webinar Series. Details of this series can be found here.

Early booking for this summit is strongly recommended

Who should attend

  • Authorised lenders for all the Covid-19 emergency loan schemes 
  • Banks, alternative lenders and building societies
  • Asset managers and private equity companies
  • Restructuring specialists and insolvency practitioners
  • Lawyers specialising in corporate, M&A, restructuring and insolvency
  • Accountants
  • Debt collection agencies
  • Rating agencies

 


 

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Live and On Demand Symbol  Our virtual platform will enable the summit to run in the same way that a physical event would. You can watch live keynote addresses and panel discussions on the main stage, visit sponsor booths in the exhibition room, and network with other delegates and speakers using the 1-to-1 live video meeting tool. Sessions will also be available on demand to all participating delegates after the event.
 

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