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The legal battle by foreign depositors of the Cayman Islands Branch of Silicon Valley Bank to be treated ‘fairly’ by the FDIC will be analyzed at this month’s OffshoreAlert Miami conference.

The session will look at the issues raised in the proceedings and discuss the wider impact on future bank failures, particularly banks with offshore branches.

It will be presented by one of SVB Cayman’s liquidators, Niall Ledwidge, of Stout, and two attorneys who have been involved in the legal fight, Warren Gluck, of Holland & Knight, and Paul Kennedy, of Campbells.

The 20th Annual OffshoreAlert Miami Conference will take place at The Ritz-Carlton, South beach on April 14-16.

Other sessions include:

• Inside the FTX Liquidation: How Offshore & Onshore Insolvency Administrators Reached a Global Settlement;
• The Hamas Attacks on Israel: Who Can Be Sued and For What?;
• The New Financial Plague: ‘Pig Butchering’;
• The Definitive Guide to Investigating and Recovering Crypto
  Big Data Leaks: What They Reveal About Global Finance;
• The Enigmatic World of Offshore Finance: All Your Questions Answered;
  Using AI & OSINT to Enhance Your Investigations;
• INTERPOL Red Notice Abuse;
• Recovering Assets in Latin America: What You Need To Know;
• Managing Cross-Border Crises of the Rich & Famous;
• High-Value International Recovery: Ask Me Anything;
• A Whistleblower’s Guide to the Bounty;
• The Definitive Guide to Investigating and Recovering Crypto; and
  Activating Pressure Points to Win Disputes.

Notable speakers include John J. Ray III, who was appointed CEO of crypto exchange FTX in the wake of its collapse in 2022, and Brian Simms KC, who is one of FTX’s offshore liquidators.

Our aim is to provide all participants in high-value international finance with the necessary information, tools, and contacts to be successful in an unforgiving industry by reducing risk and maximizing opportunity.

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Last year’s OffshoreAlert Miami conference attracted attracted 350 registrants from 27 countries. There are three cocktail parties, many extended networking breakfasts, lunches, and breaks, and at least 16 educational sessions

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