Monthly Archives: May 2011
The cost of new insolvency regulation proposed by Government will outweigh the benefits to business and reduce creditor returns, according to insolvency trade body R3. Concern has prompted R3 and senior Insolvency Practitioners from the ‘Big Four’ accountancy firms (Deloitte, … Continue reading
Almost 1,000 construction firms went into insolvency between January and March, the report says.
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A quarter of all joint venture partnerships between construction companies are falling into legal dispute as builders struggle against low profit margins and rising material and fuel prices.
Mortgage approvals in April fell to levels last seen in the depth of the house price fall more than two years ago, while lending to the nation’s businesses also contracted, latest data show.
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has warned debt management firms that their license will be revoked if they do not operate within guidelines and withhold cash from creditors.
Large corporates are responsible for many of the late payments making up the massive £24 billion owed to British small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), according to research from Bacs, the organisation behind Direct Debit and Bacs Direct Credit.