International Asset Tracing and Recovery

When: 3 days over 3 consecutive Tuesdays in February-March 2023 (28 February, 7, 14 March)
Where: Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary, University of London, 67-69 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London WC2A 3JB
Method of delivery: In person.

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The Centre for Commercial Law Studies from Queen Mary University of London is delighted to announce the return of the popular International Asset Recovery Course.

Delivery format:

• Lectures, seminars, workshops.
• English legal system centric but with reference to civil law countries.

The course will centre around an asset recovery case study which will form the focal point of the course and develop as the course progresses. You will be divided into investigative teams, working as independent task force groups for the whole duration of the programme. Group discussions will focus on key topical areas, identify problems that have occurred in actual cases, arrive at potential solutions and compare different practices and approaches between the groups.

It will be delivered by a group of leading specialist fraud practitioners from Blackstone Chambers and Mishcon de Reya. The course is led by Mr Gary Miller, a Partner and Chairman of the International Fraud Group at Mishcon, supported by highly rated junior barristers Mr Luka Krsljanin and Mr Ajay Ratan, both of Blackstone Chambers, and Philippa Rees, a Professional Support Lawyer at Mishcon. Between them, the speakers bring to the course many years of experience in tracing, freezing and seizing evidence and assets all over the world.

Speakers:

• Gary Miller, Mishcon de Reya
  Gary Miller has been involved in International asset tracing and recovery for over 45 years, has been a Partner at Mishcon de Reya LLP for over 31 years and is Head of Mishcon’s Asia Desk. He is also Chairman of the International Fraud Group.
• Philippa Rees, Mishcon de Reya
  Philippa Rees has over 15 years’ experience of commercial fraud cases, both as a solicitor, and more recently as a Professional Support Lawyer, providing specialist expertise on injunctive relief and asset recovery
• Luka Krsljanin, Blackstone Chambers
  Luka regularly acts in civil fraud disputes, with extensive injunctive expertise. Recent work includes Harrington v Mehta, a US$1 billion civil fraud claim in the Chancery Division, and Jafar v Abraaj Holdings, a Cayman Islands claim concerning the collapse of a $13.6 billion private equity platform.
• Ajay Ratan, Blackstone Chambers 
  Ajay is a leading junior barrister with a specialism in civil fraud disputes. He has experience in a number of offshore jurisdictions as well as before the Commercial Court, Privy Council and Court of Appeal. Current work includes Renova v Emmerson, a BVI claim for c.US$1 billion.

Participants

The programme is designed for practitioners, FIU representatives, judges, practitioners, university graduates in Law, International Relations, Eco­nomics, and other relevant disciplines. It is also suited to professionals working in governmen­tal institutions, local authorities, international and non-governmental organizations.

You will be awarded a Certificate of Participation upon completion of the programme.

Fees

Individual: £2,000

There is maximum limit of 30 attendees per course.

Book your place here

Your place will be secured once full payment has been received. Please contact us on ccls-exec-ed@qmul.ac.uk for group bookings.