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Valuation Developments and Disputes: Where Are We Now?

This panel will discuss common valuation challenges and responses, and provide insight into piecing together multiple valuation techniques. The panelists will also touch upon identifying reasonable comps for similar companies and precedent transactions, reliance on/restating projections, and where valuation and liquidation analyses blend together, including non-cash-flowing assets.
1 hour 13 minutes 38 seconds

We Give a Split! Overview of Circuit Splits on Current Issues

This panel of legal experts will break down topical circuit-level and bankruptcy court rulings that are dividing circuits across the country.
1 hour 21 minutes 39 seconds

Welcome & Crossover Ethics Topic: Strategies and Risks of Bankruptcy as a Response to State Court Litigation

This session addresses when a bankruptcy court will accept jurisdiction and control of pending state court litigation upon the filing of a bankruptcy case by an involved party. Topics include removal, abstention, stay relief and remand, as well as the strategies and risks of filing bankruptcy in hopes of having a state court action removed to bankruptcy court.
1 hour 12 minutes 23 seconds

Welcome & VALCON 2021 Fundamentals Course: Approaches to Valuation

Whether you are a seasoned practitioner looking for a refresher on basic concepts or are venturing into the area of distressed business valuation for the first time, this session provides a toolbox overview of the fundamentals of valuation methodology. Topics include: definitions of value commonly used valuation methodologies CAPM and MCAPM application of systemic and unsystemic risk adjustments
49 minutes 36 seconds

Welcome & VALCON 2021 Fundamentals Course: Approaches to Valuation (Continued)

Whether you are a seasoned practitioner looking for a refresher on basic concepts or are venturing into the area of distressed business valuation for the first time, this session provides a toolbox overview of the fundamentals of valuation methodology. Topics include: definitions of value commonly used valuation methodologies CAPM and MCAPM application of systemic and unsystemic risk adjustments
54 minutes 36 seconds

Welcome & VALCON 2021 Fundamentals Course: Objectives and Definitions of Value

Whether you are a seasoned practitioner looking for a refresher on basic concepts or are venturing into the area of distressed business valuation for the first time, this session provides a toolbox overview of the fundamentals of valuation methodology. Topics include: definitions of value commonly used valuation methodologies CAPM and MCAPM application of systemic and unsystemic risk adjustments
47 minutes 49 seconds

Welcome & VALCON 2021 Fundamentals Course: Steps in the Business Valuation

Whether you are a seasoned practitioner looking for a refresher on basic concepts or are venturing into the area of distressed business valuation for the first time, this session provides a toolbox overview of the fundamentals of valuation methodology. Topics include: Definitions of value Commonly used valuation methodologies CAPM and MCAPM Application of systemic and unsystemic risk adjustments
43 minutes 51 seconds

Wellness Issues Facing Insolvency Professionals

With the erosion of boundaries between work life and home life in remote-work settings, professionals need to balance competing objectives, including how to maintain client satisfaction while addressing fears and anxieties among colleagues and family members. Those challenges will continue as the country shifts back to more “normal” work settings. This plenary session will examine the increased pressures faced by insolvency professionals today.

What Do I Do with This 1099 Form from the IRS? Cancellation of Debt Income: A Ticking Time Bomb?

Cancellation of debt income (CODI) will be one of the largest post-COVID-19 issues for consumers, businesses and business owners. This session will explain what happens when cancellation of a debt generates taxable income, and the resulting effects on the taxpayer and equityholders. Attendees will leave with a better understanding of whether they should counsel their clients to file bankruptcy.
1 hour 1 minutes 54 seconds

What’s a Creditor to Do? The Standing Doctrine in Bankruptcy Court

This panel will discuss the various standing doctrines that apply in federal and bankruptcy courts, including constitutional (Article III) standing, prudential standing, statutory standing (“party-in-interest” status) and derivative standing, and will cover issues that arise both in chapter 11 cases and the consumer arena.