Expert Determination Explained
This explanatory overview is for business people contractually drawn into a required expert determination procedure for commercial disputes but who are unfamiliar with the process. Caveats apply (see below).
A-Z of Offshore Insolvency, C is for Chapter 11
A serialised guide to some concepts and features encountered in the world of offshore insolvency......
The electric vehicle (EV) growing pains
The electric vehicle (EV) industry is experiencing a difficult period. Amid a backdrop of fluctuating demand projections, automakers and suppliers must navigate high interest rates, dwindling subsidies, production plant disruptions, and the persistent issue of range anxiety, exacerbated by perceived gaps in charging infrastructure.
The future of financial services will be defined by ESG, AI and regulation
The financial services industry is undergoing a significant transformation driven by three key forces: the rise of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations, the disruptive influence of artificial intelligence (AI) and fintech, and a continuously evolving regulatory environment.
UK care home sector must modernise to meet the demands of an ageing population
The UK’s private sector care home industry is in a precarious state. Years of underfunding, a post-pandemic surge in demand, and chronic staff shortages threaten the quality of care and have pushed some independent providers to the brink.
Divergence in UK hospitality sector resilience emerges as accumulative headwinds continue to hurt
Insolvencies across the UK hospitality sector continue to trend upwards, reaching a new high in March and representing 14% of all business failures across the UK economy, according to government data.
A-Z of Offshore Insolvency, B is for Bonds
A serialised guide to some concepts and features encountered in the world of offshore insolvency.
Bonds are essentially IOUs issued by companies or governments to raise capital: investors buy bonds from the issuer company, becoming creditors who then receive periodic interest payments.
Recovering air travel demand masks deep aviation capacity problems and supply chain bottlenecks
Global air travel demand has recovered to within 1% of pre-pandemic levels in the year to November 2023, underscoring consumer resilience despite higher ticket prices and tighter economic conditions.
A-Z of Offshore Insolvency, A is for Agents
A serialised guide to some concepts and features encountered in the world of offshore insolvency.
Agents, and, more specifically, Registered Agents are the topic of the first article in this series.
Sports following the money will change the game in years ahead
The global sports industry faces a diverse set of challenges over the remainder of this decade. Football follows the money, and as the game finds new deep pockets among the Middle Eastern Gulf states and United States, the structure of the game will continue to evolve.
Bitcoin’s acceptance into mainstream finance will accelerate institutional adoption
The US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved 11 spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), capping a decade-long effort to secure regulatory approval that will integrate mainstream finance with the burgeoning $1.7tn digital assets sector.
Can one director appoint administrators when the other opposes?
What happens when only one director wants to apply for an Administration Order?
4500 UK retailers face an uncertain New Year as the cost-of-living crisis bites before Christmas
With Christmas just around the corner, new data from leading insolvency firm, Begbies Traynor, covering the first 10 weeks of Q4 2023 (1 October to 14 December), has revealed the full impact of the current economic environment on the retail sector in the UK.
UK’s smaller manufacturers fall between a rock and a hard place
The UK’s SME manufacturing businesses are in the crosshairs of several inter-connected macro and supply chain disruptions, casting a shadow over their near-term financial outlook and potentially posing a serious solvency risk.
25% Rise in Critical Financial Distress Pushes Almost 40,000 UK Companies Towards Insolvency
The latest Begbies Traynor “Red Flag Alert” report, which has provided a snapshot of British corporate health for the past 15 years, paints a worrying picture for UK businesses as nearly 40,000 companies are revealed to be in a critical financial situation as the pressure of higher interest rates, resilient inflation and weaker consumer confidence take their toll.
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