Our close associates, Business Finance Services Ltd are featured in the March issue of Northampton’s Business Times: BUSINESS in Northamptonshire is flourishing, or at least that’s how it appears to us at Business Finance Services Ltd. Demand for our services has never been greater and what is pleasing is that much of that demand is to arrange finance for business growth and
Business Risk Adviser, Nick Hood comments for City AM on the failure of one of the UK’s FinTech ‘unicorns’, Powa Technologies. “The situation seems to be the rate of cash burn has just outstripped investor willingness to replace it,” said Nick Hood, business risk analyst at Opus Business Services. “Although frankly there is no relevant financial information in the public
Opus has secured the future of the Woodboro care home in Clacton through a sale to Alliance Care & Support. Report by Care Home Professional magazine. Tim Dolder, from Opus Restructuring, which handled the sale, said he was glad to have secured the operation for residents and staff. “With the UK residential care sector coming under increasing financial pressure, Opus
Business Risk Adviser, Nick Hood comments on the opaque tax affairs of US fashion chain, Gap in the Evening Standard and the Independent. The story was re-run by a number of other national media outlets, including the Daily Mail and the Mirror. “It’s disappointing to find yet another multinational organising its financial and taxation affairs in such a complex
Opus partner, Jo Rolls, and Pinsent Mason partner, Roger Phillips explain the details of the Qatar insolvency regime.
Opus Partners, Steve Parker and Trevor Binyon were able recently to preserve and ultimately rescue the Troubadour live music venue and café in West London, despite a £1.3m debt mountain and severe creditor pressure. The Troubadour has hosted some of the world’s best loved musicians since it opened in 1954, including Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones, Elvis
