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Restructuring & Insolvency

Why insolvent EU clients will be more of a problem for IT contractors post Brexit

Contractor UK looks at the implications of Brexit for IT contractors, who run into problems getting paid by clients located in the EU.  Our Business Risk Adviser, Nick Hood provides advice. If the media’s Brexit tales about cancelled contracts, shelved investment plans and rumours of corporates upping sticks to leave Britain are true, never has the contractor community needed a

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Are our debt-ridden care homes on the brink of meltdown asks the Daily Mail?

Ruth Davidson has written a savage analysis of the precarious finances of the UK care home sector in today’s Daily Mail, quoting Opus research and comments by our Business Risk Adviser, Nick Hood: ‘A significant number of the major operators have private equity-style business models, which means minimal capital and a lot of debt,’ says Mr Hood. ‘That is not great

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Troubled contractor HOC sold by Opus in prepack deal

Construction News reporter Mark Smulian sets out the details of the deal by Administrators, Opus Restructuring for the sale of certain of the assets of London-based specialist contractor, HOC (UK) and the possible impact on its creditors. “London contractor HOC (UK) has entered administration and been sold in a ‘prepack’ deal after a dramatic surge in turnover last year, as creditors seek to

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The UK care sector: squaring the unprofitability circle

Care Management Matters magazine has published a feature on the parlous financial state of the UK care sector written by our Business Risk Adviser, Nick Hood. “Unfortunately, little attention was paid to the fundamental flaws in the UK’s residential care home business model. These have since been ruthlessly exposed by the savage reductions in fees paid by local authorities for

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