European Forum on Private Credit

Forum Overview

The Forum is an exclusive annual gathering of up to 40 senior professionals, comprising of in-house counsel from leading private credit funds and top-level lawyers from the UK and EU. Together, they engage in high-level discussions to tackle emerging risks and challenges in private credit deals and transactions.

Using candid, seminar-style discussions participants share the most pressing issues they are facing, as well as, examine trends and developments across jurisdictions to learn how others address problems and work together to identify solutions.

CONNECT. ENGAGE. EXCEL. This is a different event, unlike any you've attended

Built on genuine interactions and spontaneous connections, the Forum is a unique opportunity for a highly skilled and experienced group to undertake an in-depth review of technical topics as well as prioritise the unique business needs of executives from leading private equity funds.

"The Forum was a fantastic opportunity to discuss important issues affecting the sector with many of the leading in-house and private practice lawyers in Europe. I haven't come across a similarly interactive, discussion-based format, and the openness with which peers were willing to discuss common issues provided some great, practical insights."

Daniel Treloar

Managing Director & Associate General Counsel

Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan

London, United Kingdom

“You must experience the Forum format, as it is different and more useful compared to other conferences you have experienced before. This is not a conference but a friendly and great discussion with top-notch peers!”

Carlos Facha Lara

General Counsel

IDEAL

Mexico City, Mexico

"The format of this forum is excellent. Rather than listen to presentations we've all heard countless times in different formats, we sat at a roundtable of peers and discussed real life situations and challenges we're all facing. Hearing the different perspectives around the table and what's on others' minds was extremely engaging. "