The last couple of years have been extremely difficult for businesses of all sizes, particularly for some industries, such as retail, travel, and hospitality. The coronavirus pandemic has hit companies hard and with support from the government ceasing in the last few months, many are struggling to stay in business. Negotiating a Creditors’ Voluntary Arrangement [...]
In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the level of personal and business debt has risen exponentially. The latest October 2020 debt statistics in the UK aren’t comfortable to read: Average total debt per UK household in August 2020 - £60,526. Total unsecured debt per UK adult in August 2020 - £3,946. Between June and [...]
Debt is not something new to many corporate businesses; it’s usually manageable. However, the level of debt being held by corporate businesses in the UK is significantly higher than previous years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A study by The Recapitalisation Group, formed by The City UK, a finance industry body, has suggested that corporate [...]
A common question by directors and business owners after a limited company has been liquidated is, can they start again? It is possible for directors of an insolvent limited company to start a new business after liquidation, particularly if the new business is going to be trading under a different name or trade. However, if [...]
When a company goes into liquidation, a key part of a liquidator’s role is to sell any remaining assets such as property or stock. This is the case whether the company voluntary or compulsory, solvent or insolvent. Sometimes, with voluntary liquidation of a solvent company, those assets will be transferred to either the directors, shareholders [...]
