The construction sector saw the highest number of company insolvencies in the first quarter of the year, despite numbers falling year-on-year, latest data from the Insolvency Service has shown. In total 672 construction firms went bust in England and Wales between January and March, outstripping other sectors such as the ‘wholesale and retail trade; repair…
Read moreFigures released by the British Business Bank following a Freedom of Information request by the Press Association has found that a third of the public money lent to start up businesses has become bad debt. The Start Up Loans scheme has seen £72.4 million worth of loans written off or fall into default since the programme was launched…
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Read moreAccountancy firm Moore Stephens has appointed Lee Causer as partner working in its restructuring and insolvency team.
Read moreAccountant in Bankruptcy (AiB) has appointed Bryan Jackson and Laurie Manson to join AiB as non-executive board members. Both will offer independent professional expertise to the Executive Agency of the Scottish Government. AiB is Scotland’s insolvency service and is responsible for administering the process of personal bankruptcy, the Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS) and recording corporate…
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