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Restructuring Plans - What's Changed and What's Ahead

Join the BPF, hosts AlixPartners and our expert panel as we explore what these developments mean for landlords and the process overall.

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This Event is open to Members and Non-Members.

Date:
Tuesday 11 November, 2025
Time:
08:30 - 11:00
Location:
AlixPartners, 6 New Street Square, London, EC4A 3BF
Price information:

BPF Members/Futures Member £0.00
Non Members £0.00
Prices are exclusive of VAT

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2025 has been a significant year for Restructuring Plans (RPs), with major judgments in Thames Water and Petrofac helping to further clarify case law. While companies continue to propose high profile RPs, somewhat unexpectedly, some retailers are also returning to CVAs for restructuring.

For property owners impacted by RPs, key concerns remain around fairness, levels of engagement and the adequacy of information disclosed - issues that were central to the recent consultation by judges on a new practice statement.

Join the BPF, hosts AlixPartners and our expert panel as we explore what these developments mean for landlords and the process overall.

We’ll review the recent judgements, examine how RPs are evolving in practice, and consider how the process can better balance accessibility for distressed companies with fairness and transparency for creditors.

Confirmed speakers: 

  • Jess Harrold, Legal & professional editor at Estates Gazette (Chair)
  • Tim Cooper, Legal Director at Landsec
  • Mathew Ditchburn, UK Head of Real Estate and Head of Real Estate Disputes at Hogan Lovells
  • Clare Kennedy, Partner and Managing Director at AlixPartners
  • Peter Arden KC, Barrister at Erskine Chambers

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If you have a question, please contact us at events@bpf.org.uk. 

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