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Wednesday 2 December (1730 - 1830)
Wednesday 2 December (1830 - 2030)
Thursday 3 December (0830 - 0900)
Thursday 3 December (0830 - 1800)
Thursday 3 December (0900 - 0915)
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Thursday 3 December (0915 - 1000)
Thursday 3 December (1000 - 1050)
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What has been the impact of Trump's overreach excursion into the Middle East and what is the economic and judicial impact on the Middle East?
With reports of significantly increased litigation abounds due to widespread default on contracts:
- how are the courts coping,
- what has been the flow of assets in the last 12 months: in or out, and
- how will Trump seek to resolve the dispute, and will it work?
Thursday 3 December (1050 - 1110)
Thursday 3 December (1110 - 1200)
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Venezuela's former leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, face charges of 'narco-terrorism' in New York City. Meanwhile, Trump has called the deal, granting the US control of strategic Venezuelan oil fields, 'the biggest in history'. In this panel we will explore overreach in the context of failed contracts, significant disputes, power tussles, kidnappings and more. How will assets move in these circumstances?
Thursday 3 December (1230 - 1345)
Thursday 3 December (1345 - 1430)
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What are you seeing in your work and what are the problems you are encountering? Live feed with views from significant players in the market.
Thursday 3 December (1430 - 1530)
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This panel will be a deep dive on the difficulties of enforcing judgements in Northern Africa.
Thursday 3 December (1530 - 1600)
Thursday 3 December (1600 - 1700)
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This panel will discuss how to deal with a billion-dollar scandal where the Prime Minister has been sentenced to death and assets are outstanding? How did the overreach occur?