FIRE Starters Global Summit 2026

Serle Court is pleased to sponsor TL4 FIRE Starters Global Summit, Dublin which will be held at The Conrad on 25th – 27th February 2026. We will also be hosting the closing networking activity: a tour of the Guinness Storehouse Museum on Friday, 27th February.

This conference unites next-generation and senior leaders in Asset Recovery, Fraud & Insolvency from 27+ jurisdictions.

Marc Delehanty will be speaking on Day 2 at 4:20 PM as part of a panel discussing "Leveraging Technology in Asset Recovery." Marc will be joined by Catherine Eason, PCB Byrne (UK); Flavio Delli Colli, Lenz & Staehelin (Switzerland); and Sam Ormonde, BRG (UK). The panel will explore topics including:

How technologies can be used for asset tracing
Managing large volumes of evidence
Gathering intelligence and finding publicly available information

Senior Practice Manager Colin Bunyan and Practice Manager Max Brian will also be attending. If anyone would like to catch up whilst in Dublin, please get in touch via email: cbunyan@serlecourt.co.uk and mbrian@serlecourt.co.uk

For more information about the conference, including how to book your place, click here.

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Marc Delehanty practises in commercial litigation and civil fraud, with a particular focus on international disputes concerning jurisdiction, foreign law, insolvency and trusts. He regularly acts in urgent injunction applications, particularly in connection with asset recovery. He is experienced in handling matters relating to gambling, cryptocurrency and sanctions.

Marc is sought after for high-value, high-profile and high-stakes disputes. He has appeared twice in the Supreme Court, conducting oral advocacy in BTA Bank v Khrapunov, concerning unlawful means conspiracy, and Invest Bank v El-Husseiny, concerning transactions defrauding creditors under s.423, Insolvency Act 1986. He is currently instructed in the pending Supreme Court appeal of Crescent Gas v NIOC, a $2 billion dispute involving agency, insolvency and trusts law.

Recent instructions include acting for over 3,000 claimants in UK group litigation against Johnson & Johnson concerning alleged fraudulent misrepresentation in marketing talc-based baby powder; defending a $357 million breach of contract claim brought by the Bahamian Government against the Grand Bahama Port Authority; and representing BVI corporate defendants in PrivatBank v Kolomoisky, a $3 billion-plus Ukrainian banking fraud case.

Marc is ranked by Chambers and Partners in Commercial Dispute Resolution, Civil Fraud and Gambling Disputes.