A closed-door executive breakfast
This closed-door session will look at the restitution of Ukraine's private sector and at financing for businesses during the war. It will bring together business leaders, international experts and key stakeholders.
The session will examine the financial support actually available to companies that have suffered damage and loss, and how legal claims can move towards real recovery and access to financing.
The session will combine short briefings and presentations with an open roundtable discussion.
Topics Covered
Where things stand today, and the critical steps businesses should take now to protect their right to future compensation
Constraints of Ukraine's domestic legal framework
Scenarios and outlook for compensation, and the role of litigation
Current and future financing options and how they relate to claims and compensation
Speakers
Petr Stransky
Founder & CEO of The Feniks Alliance, where he leads its work on strategic solutions and financing for international legal assets, claims, and complex recovery initiatives. He is also a Founding Partner of IDAP Global, an investment and strategic-advisory firm
Henry S. Ensher
Former U.S. Ambassador to Algeria and Afghanistan; a senior American diplomat involved in the Kuwait compensation process following the Iraqi invasion (online)
Hugh A. Meighen
International Arbitration Partner at Borden Ladner Gervais (BLG), specializing in investment protection and asset recovery (online)
More speakers to be added
The Feniks Alliance is a firm specialising in the financing of international legal assets, claims and complex recovery initiatives, including large-scale damage and loss. Working with businesses, law firms and project partners across multiple jurisdictions, it applies legal asset financing and claim monetisation, bringing capital, expertise and an international perspective to complex legal and financing environments.