Small group
Attendance is limited so every participant has enough time for a substantive conversation.
An intimate working meeting on contract structures, compliance and the protection of business interests.
A strong transaction must make sense not only commercially but legally: who is responsible, where obligations are performed and what happens in a dispute.
An international transaction brings together different jurisdictions, banking requirements, corporate structures and business practices. Risks often arise not in a single contract clause, but at the intersection of these systems.
The session examines common vulnerabilities: authority of the parties, payment mechanics, governing law, sanctions and compliance checks, protection of intellectual property and dispute-resolution mechanisms.
The format does not replace legal advice on a specific transaction, but it helps the owner identify areas that require separate review before signing.
Rather than offering a broad overview, the discussion focuses on issues directly relevant to members’ current decisions.
Counterparty authority and verification of the corporate structure.
Payments, compliance and bankability.
Governing law, arbitration and dispute-resolution procedure.
Confidentiality, intellectual property and liability of the parties.
The session format allows ample time for focused one-to-one conversations between participants.
A relaxed start without lengthy registration: the club team introduces guests and helps everyone quickly understand who is in the room.
A concise introduction to the topic and several practical points that define the discussion.
Discussion of cases, participant questions and points of intersection collected in advance.
Open conversation and agreement on next steps for those who need a separate introduction or follow-up through the club.
Participants are selected based on their relevance to the topic and the potential value of the conversation.
The club format is designed for the quality of the conversation: a small group, clear context and respect for participants’ time.
Attendance is limited so every participant has enough time for a substantive conversation.
Personal and business context stays within the meeting unless participants agree otherwise.
Most of the time is devoted to questions, experience and practical solutions rather than stage presentations.
Before the event, simply provide a brief overview of your background and objectives.