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How will building 300,000 new homes a year affect the UK’s housebuilders?

Within a week of its election in early July 2024, the new government was shouting from the rooftops about its ambitious plans to address the UK’s housing crisis by building 300,000 new homes a year over the five-year life of the current parliament. This is mainly to be facilitated by significant reforms to the planning system, which the major housebuilders

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corporate insolvencies

What is really going on with corporate insolvencies?

The corporate insolvency statistics for July 2024 published by the Insolvency Service showed that it was another worryingly busy month for business failures, although it was quieter than the preceding month. There were 2,287 insolvency filings, compared to 2,487. Nevertheless, this July’s figure was higher than the same month in any year since before the pandemic in July 2019. As

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forensic accounting expert

Having the right forensic accounting expert on your side

The threat of litigation in a commercial dispute can be a daunting prospect. Getting a high-quality, experienced forensic accounting Expert with relevant experience and knowledge on board is an essential part of achieving a positive outcome. This is especially so when there is a complex quantum or highly technical aspect such as a cyber or crypto-currency element to the matter.

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Charity skydive

Charity Skydive for Harry’s Rainbow

On Sunday 28th of July, the Opus team, Trev Binyon and Phil Norvell, set off for the skies of Cambridgeshire to take on the daunting challenge of jumping out of a plane from 15,000 feet. Trev and Phil took on this extreme fundraising challenge to raise money for Harry’s Rainbow. Harry’s Rainbow is a bereavement charity that provides support exclusively

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cross-border insolvency

How cross-border insolvency works in practice

Decades of increasing globalisation and the dominance of ever more complicated multi-national corporate groups have meant that even quite small and otherwise straightforward UK businesses have international relationships that become far more problematic in an insolvency scenario. The issues may concern an unpaid receivable, a key supplier relationship, an overseas joint venture or a foreign subsidiary. Tangible assets may located

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