UK Trade: Relations with the ‘big three’ trading partners
The UK’s trade outlook continues to be shaped by persistent challenges with its three largest partners – the EU, US, and China – while domestic economic constraints limit the government’s ability to support exporters.
UK Care Homes: The UK’s ageing population is a shared challenge and opportunity
The UK’s care home market is undergoing substantial evolution, presenting opportunities for investors amid growing demand and complex structural headwinds. While an ageing population intensifies pressure on the NHS with rising waiting lists and increased prevalence of chronic health conditions, it also drives significant investment appeal in the care sector.
Begbies Traynor Group appoints new Director to support Devon and Cornwall businesses
Begbies Traynor Group has appointed Michael Hall as Director in its Exeter office to enhance and expand its insolvency, rescue and restructuring services for businesses across Devon and Cornwall. Michael brings more than two decades of experience as a financial services professional to the leading business recovery, financial advisory and property services consultancy.
UK construction: fragile confidence in a sector awash with rising costs and uncertainty
The UK construction sector is grappling with persistent headwinds. Growth in construction business activity has softened to the slowest pace since June 2024, according to the S&P Global UK Construction PMI. Headline construction PMI fell to a six-month low of 53.3 in December.
UK Trade: risks and opportunities in a diverging two-speed economy
The UK’s annual trade deficit narrowed by £14bn to £25.1bn in 2024, according to the latest ONS data. However, this masks a growing divergence between services and goods trade. Services exports remain a bright spot, while goods exports continue to decline, deepening the UK’s two-speed economy.
B. Riley Farber Advises Construction Manufacturing Company on $12.5M Financing
B. Riley Farber Advisory Inc. is pleased to have acted as exclusive financial advisor for a client (The Company) for the arrangement of $12.5M in financing from a private real estate lender.
Securing Legacy: One Company’s Succession Play in the Railway Industry
For over 35 years, our client (“The Company”) has been a trusted provider of signal and communication solutions within the railway industry. Operating out of Ontario, the organization has built a stellar reputation, serving prominent rail and transportation companies across North America and internationally.
Retailers eager to optimise operations ahead of labour cost spikes
UK retailers are bracing for the cascading impact of recent Budget measures as rising wage cost pressures and weakening consumer confidence threaten to erode profits, squeeze margins and risk both store closures and possible insolvencies.
Historic jump in the number of UK firms in critical financial distress
Less than three months after the Budget, critical financial distress climbs by 50% to 46,853 businesses
UK Care Homes: Nursing a bifurcated industry back to health
The UK’s for-profit care home sector is evolving into a sharply bifurcated industry. Legacy businesses are failing at an increasing rate, as exacting regulatory scrutiny and financial headwinds create a surge in involuntary closures and insolvencies.
B. Riley Farber Advises Cool Beer Brewing Co. On Sale to an Undisclosed Private Equity Buyer
B. Riley Farber advises the owners of Cool Beer Brewing Co. with the sale of their business to an undisclosed private equity buyer.
SPA Disputes – If you are a party to an SPA, BTG Advisory can assist
Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) disputes do happen and those involving the following matters may be provided for in the agreed dispute resolution clauses:
Begbies Traynor expands British Virgin Islands team with strategic hire, Elaine Hanrahan
Begbies Traynor Group (“Begbies Traynor” or the “Group”) is pleased to announce the appointment of Elaine Hanrahan as partner in its British Virgin Islands (BVI) office.
Bitcoin’s ascent to a fresh all-time high (ATH) to a whisker under $100,000 in November was fuelled by optimism surrounding President-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House, along with the Republican’s sweep of majorities in the Senate and House of Representatives.
Failure to prevent fraud – at a glance
In a bid to hold large organisations to account if they benefit from fraud, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) introduced a new corporate criminal offence of “failure to prevent fraud” (‘the offence’).
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