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Management Buyout: What are the benefits and how is it funded?

Selling a business can be a complex process and not least when trying to find the ideal buyer. Business owners who are looking to sell their business as a whole and locate a buyer who is on the same page can be tricky, leading to a lengthy process and less profitable outcomes. This is where a management buyout (MBO) could

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Why insolvency law & practice is always a work in progress

The Insolvency Service has just published its three-year review of the implementation of the latest piece of UK insolvency legislation, the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (CIGA), noting that while its provisions were broadly welcomed initially, the take up of the its procedures have been modest at best. By the end of June 2023, there had only been 45

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Reputation management issues don’t only impact big business

In our interconnected world and rolling news cycles, reputation damage can occur at a lightening pace. Two very recent examples include the crisis at CBI after sexual misconduct claims and Natwest’s handling of the de-banking of Nigel Farage by its elite subsidiary, Coutts. But, while these cases involve the upper echelons of the UK business world, such reputation management issues

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Fixed and floating charges – a crucial new judgement

Those outside the lending and insolvency communities could be forgiven for struggling to understand the difference between Fixed and Floating Charges over business assets and why it can matter so much. Now there is a High Court ruling in the case of Avanti Communications, which simultaneously introduces both more flexibility and more uncertainty about the key characteristics of a Fixed

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Mixed signals on UK business borrowing and investment

The latest figures from UK Finance on business finance and from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) on investment have left pundits wondering where the UK economy is headed.  Positive as some aspects of the UK Finance statistics may be, they still give some cause for concern. By contrast the IPPR numbers are unambiguously poor. Appetite for funding UK

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