Credit risk management post-pandemic – Part 2
The Covid crisis has taken many accepted truths and thrown them up in the air, like a confetti of commercial confusion. In our first article looking at how
Company Voluntary Arrangement
Credit risk management post-pandemic – Part 1
Credit risk disciplines The Coronavirus crisis has not so much moved the goal posts for credit management professionals as relocated the game to another stadium and changed half
Has the return of Crown Preference killed off the CVA?
The Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) has long been a useful weapon in the armoury of business rescue experts, with an infinite flexibility designed to allow solutions to be
Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) in the current climate
A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) is essentially a deal with unsecured creditors to pay a percentage (or all) of sums owing. There are also similar Voluntary Arrangements for
‘Light Touch’ Administrations: A new approach to an old remedy
It may have taken almost twenty years, but the insolvency profession has finally got round to adapting the Administration insolvency process brought in by the 2002 Enterprise Act
Starting up again after a business failure
The legal pitfalls to be aware of Businesses fail for all sorts of reasons, some within the control of the entrepreneur behind them, others because of a variety