Thursday 17 May 2012

All posts in Insolvency

Think Money welcomes plans for ‘simpler’ bankruptcy

Financial solutions company Think Money has welcomed new plans, announced by the Government, to ‘streamline’ the bankruptcy process – which could cut costs for both struggling borrowers and the taxpayer. Business Minister Edward Davey has made proposals to allow struggling …

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Entire MS Global US staff fired now all eyes on UK

It seems as though the debt crisis in the eurozone has far reaching tentacles that have impacted everyone from individuals to corporations to governments around the world. After

North East of England Seeing Fewer Insolvent Takeovers

At the height of the debt crisis which peaked in 2009, the North East of England saw a record number of insolvent businesses being taken over by investors.

Insolvency Hit Record High in 2010

Record amounts of people were proclaimed insolvent in England and Wales during the past year.


An all-time high of 135,089 persons were announced insolvent in 2010, the Insolvency

Insolvency Firms May Face Legislation Change

Insolvency practitioners could be banned from getting appointed as administrators of companies where they have served as restructuring advisers.


An Office of Fair Trading inquiry is thought to

Insolvency Service: Recession hit women harder

It’s unacceptable to hit women, yet the recession seems to have got away