The Evening Standard reports on the successful rescue of iconic London music venue, the Troubadour after two Opus partners were appointed Administrators. Music fans in west London breathed a sigh of relief yesterday on hearing the famous Troubadour in Old Brompton Road won’t have to close….. Click here to read the full article
As the headlong growth in the profits of fashion icon Burberry, our Business Risk Adviser Nick Hood is interviewed on BBC World on the challenges facing this iconic business. Click here to watch the video
Our Business Risk Adviser, Nick Hood quoted by Print Week on the supply chain issues for print industry suppliers following the collapse of Paperlinx UK. It’s a situation that is polarising industry opinion. Three months on from the administration of most of Paperlinx UK, we’re now at the stage where print companies that had 90 days’ credit with the merchant
Opus has rescued the threatened Waters Edge development at South Beach at Tenby after a successful marketing campaign by property agents, Bilfinger GVA. Click here for Western Telegraph article
Opus partner, Steve Parker writes in Contractor UK magazine, warning IT contractors on the risks of being accused of wrongful trading and how to avoid them Clients insisting upon it; recruiters insisting upon it and your financial sense insisting upon it – there are lots of good reasons to become a limited company as a contractor. The main one though
Opus Restructuring, a specialist insolvency and turnaround practice, has launched with the aim of keeping troubled SMEs afloat, rather than putting them into administration, writes Ravender Sembhy. The boutique firm’s three-pronged approach includes avoiding insolvency where possible, fixing fees at the outset and being more transparent with stake holders about the process. To read full article, click here and scroll
