
Why Europe is becoming the centre for cross-border restructuring
The US was once the pre-eminent and busiest forum for large, complex restructuring cases, with its Chapter 11 procedure providing the answers and solutions. Over the last five

The US was once the pre-eminent and busiest forum for large, complex restructuring cases, with its Chapter 11 procedure providing the answers and solutions. Over the last five

Most businesses only ask this question after something has gone wrong. By then, you might already be behind. The conventional image of a forensic accountant is a reactive

Geopolitical shock rarely stays local. The Iran War is amplifying energy, shipping, supply‑chain and sanctions risks, pushing more corporate groups into distress, in the process forcing UK businesses

All over the commercial world these days, businesses of all shapes and sizes trade internationally. Globalisation is not just the preserve of multi-nationals. The result is that sorting

When a successfully growing furniture industry SME fell into Administration just over two years into its start-up phase and soon after the death of one of its founders,

One of the many huge challenges inherent in planning and executing cross-border restructuring and insolvency assignments is the reality that no two nations anywhere in around the globe