The Nexia TRI Podcasts

The UK Sustainability Reporting Standards arrived in February 2025, and there is far more to them than a compliance obligation. In this episode, Alastair Loasby, Director of Sustainability and ESG at Saffery, explains what the standards require, what the transitional reliefs mean in practice, and why the businesses getting ahead of this are treating it as a strategic opportunity rather than a box-ticking exercise. We also cover measurement, the UK/EU regulatory divergence, nature disclosure, and greenhushing.    Alastair is Director of Sustainability and ESG at Saffery. He supports organisations to turn sustainability and responsible business into clear commercial value. He works with organisations at all stages of their journey, from those just getting started to those navigating complex regulatory and reporting requirements.  

Canada has invested extensively in electric vehicle manufacture but is now facing tariffs to sell to the US market. These tariffs  were not expected and are having a huge impact on Canadian business, government and communities. We speak to Allan Rutman based in Toronto, Canada. Allan Rutman is President of the Axis Consulting Group as well as being a Partner of the Financial Advisory Services Group of Zeifmans LLP. He has provided turnaround management services to lenders, management and shareholders for more than 30 years. 

Scott Stuart has recently been appointed as the new CEO of INSOL. He was previously theCEO of the Turnaround Management Association. We had the opportunity to speak to Scottabout his move to INSOL and to talk to him about the global restructuring marketing general.

When the private credit market hit $1.5 trillion, it caught everyone's attention-but recent high-profile defaults are raising serious questions about what comes next.Taylor Sherman heads restructuring and dispute resolution at CohnReznick Advisory, advisingacross the capital structure on Chapter 11s, out-of-court workouts, and turnaround mandates fordebtors, lenders, and equity stakeholders.Matthew Wright is a Channel Islands insolvency practitioner specialising in offshore fundfailures, asset tracing, and recovery work for investors, managers, and regulators-drawing onlessons from Lehman, MF Global, and Madoff.They dissect recent blow-ups like First Brands and Tricolor, and compare the very differentrestructuring toolkits available under US Bankruptcy Code versus offshore regimes. Whetheryou're advising investors, fund managers, or directors navigating distressed situations, thisconversation delivers practical insights from both sides of the Atlantic.

Over a year ago, we recorded a podcast on the subject of commercial real estate. So much has happened on the world stage since then that we felt it would be a good idea to find out what impact it has had, particularly in the US. Our specialist is Debra Morgan. Debra is a managing director with CohnReznick’s Restructuring and Dispute Resolution Practice in the US. She has more than 25 years of experience in commercial real estate portfolio management, acquisitions, recapitalizations, and the restructure and disposition of distressed debt and over-leveraged real estate.

Over a year ago, we recorded a podcast on the subject of commercial real estate. So much has happened on the world stage since then that we felt it would be a good idea to find out what impact it has had, particularly in the US. Our specialist is Debra Morgan. Debra is a managing director with CohnReznick’s Restructuring and Dispute Resolution Practice in the US. She has more than 25 years of experience in commercial real estate portfolio management, acquisitions, recapitalisation, and the restructure and disposition of distressed debt and over-leveraged real estate

Join us for this podcast as we examine how far the finance industry has come — and the critical work that still remains in achieving true gender equity. Whether discussing mentorship, workplace dynamics, or industry evolution, our guests offer invaluable insights and practical advice for the next generation of financial professionals. They are Stephanie Bschorr from Nexia, Germany, Dr. Beatrice Onica Jarka from Enjoy Legal and Business in Romania, and Zahra Haider from Sajjad Haider & Co. in the UAE.

Get the latest analysis on key issues affecting businesses in Australia and their direct impact on turnaround, restructuring, and insolvency practice. Our special guests are Brad Hellen, founding partner of Pilot Partners and leader of their Forensic Accounting and Restructuring teams, alongside fellow partner Cameron Woodcroft, who specializes in corporate restructuring, change management, and strategic consulting. Together, they deliver frontline perspectives on: - Current market challenges and opportunities - Emerging trends in Australian restructuring - Implications for TRI practitioners This is essential listening for TRI professionals seeking insight into the Australian market.

" We talk to 3 professionals from Nexia SAB&T in South Africa who specialise in fraud, with extensive experience in the area of whistle blowing.    We hear about their national and international investigative work helping clients in a country where fraud is prevalent. Reporting it can be incredibly dangerous, with a risk of victimisation and /or danger to oneself and their families, creating additional challenges to their investigations and whistle blowing."

In this podcast we talk about cashflow with Antony Walker, Principle in Dispute Resolution Services, and Michael Ruth, Senior Manager in Financial Modelling and Analytics, both at CohnReznick Advisory in the US.   We discuss why cashflow is a crucial yet one of the most difficult aspects of running a business. We cover why it’s important to develop a cashflow forecast; how cashflow and data can help solve many of your day-to-day business problems; and how a cashflow forecast can help your business if it's in distress. We also consider whether AI will end up doing all of this for us.