Financial distress can put businesses under immense pressure, making it difficult to meet financial obligations. When insolvency strikes, the impact ripples far beyond creditors and shareholders - it affects employees, too. Zero-hour and temporary workers, often seen as less permanent staff, still have legal rights that protect them in these situations. For both workers and [...]
The business environment in the UK is continuously changing, and one of the most prominent issues that has reemerged in recent months is the use of winding-up petitions. These legal actions, which are often the final step in a company’s liquidation, are making headlines for many reasons. In this blog, we explore why winding-up petitions [...]
Insolvency can be a challenging and complex issue for businesses to manage. If you're a business owner or involved in financial management, it's essential to understand the different types of insolvency that may arise. Two key terms are Cash Flow Insolvency and Balance Sheet Insolvency. Though they may sound similar, they represent particular financial conditions [...]
Businesses across the UK face rising costs, supply chain disruptions, and fluctuating consumer demand. These are just a few factors that can lead to financial strain. For some businesses, these challenges may become too much, resulting in insolvency. Recognising the warning signs early can help you to be proactive in protecting your business. In this [...]
Insolvency in the UK is evolving rapidly, influenced by economic shifts, regulatory changes and emerging business trends. As we look towards the future, understanding the trajectory of insolvency practices and their potential impact on businesses is important for stakeholders at all levels. With increasing complexities and uncertainties, staying ahead of these changes becomes key. This [...]
There’s been an alarming increase in construction company insolvencies across the UK in 2024. This trend has raised concerns among industry stakeholders, from contractors and suppliers to financial institutions and policymakers. In this blog, we look at the factors contributing to this growth, the implications for the construction sector, and the key steps companies can [...]
The rise in individual insolvencies in 2024 has become a pressing concern across the UK. Understanding the underlying factors contributing to this increase is important for both individuals and financial advisors. This blog explores the 10 key drivers behind the increase in individual insolvencies this year, offering a detailed analysis of how these factors interplay [...]
Maintaining a healthy cash flow is important for survival in a changing business environment. However, despite best efforts, companies sometimes face the challenge of dealing with insolvent customers and suppliers. When a business partner becomes insolvent, it can disrupt operations and threaten your financial stability. This blog will guide you through understanding insolvency, recognising the [...]
Recently, the UK has witnessed a concerning trend - a surge in company insolvencies. This phenomenon is closely tied to various economic factors, but one significant contributor is the prevalence of high interest rates. The economic landscape has been marked by uncertainty, worsened by global events such as geopolitical tensions and the aftermath of the [...]
Insolvency is a pressing concern for businesses across the UK, posing significant risks to operations, employees, and stakeholders. The economy, regulatory environment, and industry-specific challenges all contribute to the complex nature of insolvency. This blog aims to shed light on how businesses in different sectors can address insolvency risks effectively and maintain financial health. Understanding [...]
