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B. Riley Advisory Services
Date:
29/06/2021
Author:B. Riley Advisory Services 29/06/2021
B. Riley receives multiple honors at 2021 Turnaround Atlas Awards
B. Riley Financial, Inc. (NASDAQ: RILY), a diversified provider of business advisory and financial services, today announced it received multiple awards at the 13th Annual Turnaround Atlas Awards, hosted by Global M&A Network on June 24 and 25, 2021.
B. Riley Farber
Date:
18/06/2021
Author:B. Riley Farber 18/06/2021
Connecting in a Disconnected World: Mental Health in the Workplace
As the pandemic continues, we now face another crisis: a burnout crisis. What is the solution? Where can leaders and managers turn? Barry Pokroy and Dave Stevens discuss the profound impact of disconnection, its link to burnout, and share insights for managing this crisis.
Begbies Traynor Group
Date:
18/06/2021
Author:Begbies Traynor Group 18/06/2021
Moratorium on commercial evictions extended to March 2022
Temporary legislation introduced under the Coronavirus Act 2020 placing a ban on commercial evictions has been extended until 25 March 2022. As the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic on the commercial property sector fails to subside, the pressure on financially strained tenants is once again lightened.
BTG Global Advisory
Date:
15/06/2021
15/06/2021
Renewed Covid-19 turbulence dampens summer demand recovery for airline sector
Government restrictions on international travel have tightened again in the UK as a surge in new infections linked to the emergence of virus variants threatens the airline industry’s summer recovery
Rodgers Reidy
Date:
01/06/2021
Author:Rodgers Reidy 01/06/2021
Australian Insolvency - May 2021
The tables in the following link summarise data essentials captured from Rodgers Reidy's daily Risk Watch publication, which provides a synopsis of the insolvency market for May 2021 including: No. of
Begbies Traynor Group
Date:
20/05/2021
Author:Begbies Traynor Group 20/05/2021
Momentum builds for a blockbuster UK economic recovery in 2021
The Bank of England (BoE) upgraded its outlook for GDP, seeing a surge this year driven by a successful vaccination roll-out and a fully reopened UK economy in June combined with supportive fiscal and monetary policies and unleashed household savings. Overall, the revised UK forecast implies a faster GDP expansion this year, followed by slower growth next year. As ever, underneath the rosy headline outlook, the environment will remain precarious for some.
Begbies Traynor Group
Date:
13/05/2021
Author:Begbies Traynor Group 13/05/2021
Begbies Traynor partners appointed as joint liquidator for Envy Asset Management Trading Ltd
A team from Begbies Traynor Group, led by Darren Reeds and Wesley Edwards, as well as Wong Joo Wan of Alternative Advisors Pte Ltd in Singapore, have been confirmed as joint liquidators of a BVI ent
Begbies Traynor Group
Date:
12/05/2021
Author:Begbies Traynor Group 12/05/2021
Macro inventory: US economy’s downside surprise, while ECB hints at asset tapering
Uncertainty obscures the global economic outlook. In the short term, global growth will correlate with the pandemic’s path: from the efficacy of existing vaccines to stem the emergence of possible new Covid-19 variants to the effectiveness of policy action and the varying resilience of different economies to lockdown restrictions. But the long-term effects of the pandemic may take years to become apparent, such as changes in long-term supply and demand across economies and in the evolution of financial markets.
Rodgers Reidy
Date:
10/05/2021
Author:Rodgers Reidy 10/05/2021
Lunch n Learn Webinar: The State of Australia's Rural Economy
The rural economy in Australia has been through somewhat of a transition in the past 18 months. The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and changes to our export arrangements with other nations, includin Rodgers Reidy
Date:
01/05/2021
Author:Rodgers Reidy 01/05/2021
Australian Insolvency - April 2021
The tables in the following link summarise data essentials captured from Rodgers Reidy's daily Risk Watch publication, which provides a synopsis of the insolvency market for April 2021 including: No.
B. Riley Farber
Date:
30/04/2021
Author:B. Riley Farber 30/04/2021
Thinking About Exiting Your Business? Don’t Let a Pandemic Stop You
Although it may seem counterintuitive, if you've been thinking of exiting your business, right now might be the best time to do so. Glenn Bowman and Barbara Cowper explain why, what you should consider, and provide a step-by-step guide for getting started.
Rodgers Reidy
Date:
28/04/2021
Author:Rodgers Reidy 28/04/2021
The terms bankruptcy and liquidation are often used erroneously. Put simply, bankruptcy relates to an individual and liquidation relates to a company. In Australia bankruptcy is a legal process for an individual (rather than a corporate entity) when they are unable to repay their debts. The Bankruptcy Act 1966 covers insolvency for individuals. Perhaps the reason that terms are used incorrectly arises from the USA where “bankruptcy” is commonly used for a company which is insolvent (the inability to pay its debts when they are due) and companies can file for bankruptcy.
B. Riley Farber
Date:
26/04/2021
Author:B. Riley Farber 26/04/2021
Farber and The Marquee Group Announce Strategic Partnership
A customized financial model can be a powerful tool for business leaders—providing analytical insight that tells a story. Farber has partnered with The Marquee Group to help clients better understand how the decisions they make today will impact their tomorrow.
B. Riley Farber
Date:
20/04/2021
Author:B. Riley Farber 20/04/2021
A Cautionary Tale in Bankruptcy: When HST Came Back to Bite
When the CRA started actively reversing input tax credits for bankrupt companies, interested parties felt the pinch. John Hendriks and Hylton Levy discuss the domino effect this had on one company's Trustee, creditors and even directors—and how it was resolved.
Begbies Traynor Group
Date:
15/04/2021
Author:Begbies Traynor Group 15/04/2021
UK exports recover in February as fears over permanent collapse in EU trade recedes
UK exports to the EU climbed by £3.7 billion in February, in a sharp reversal of the downward trend in January which saw a £5.6 billion plunge in the total value of exports to the bloc, newly published data by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows. 2000+ Strong team
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