There’s a lot of restructuring of businesses at present taking place as they right-size for the post-pandemic lockdown. Once the government’s... Read more »
Perhaps it was to be expected but I seem to have been overlooked again for nomination to the International Law Commission. Disappointing. That said,... Read more »
We don’t talk nearly enough about the motor trade in this blog. After all, most of us have cars, albeit admittedly many have been parked on the... Read more »
I was struck recently by this article on the ICAEW’s website quoting Ryan Grant, a Partner at accountants BDO who suggested accountants looking for... Read more »
The impact of COVID-19 on the M&A market unsurprisingly suppressed domestic deals in Q2 2020, valuing them at just £300 million, the joint-lowest... Read more »
In October, I wrote this blog identifying some of the steps businesses can take if the goods they have bought do not match up to the original... Read more »
In the recent Spending Review, Rishi Sunak was purposefully cautious, saying that the UK’s “economic emergency has only just begun”, writes... Read more »
In general, the insolvencies market has eased since the Summer and Autumn. If international capital markets continue to be robust, and governments... Read more »
778; that is the number of companies, according to the latest monthly statistics issued by the Government, that have gone into administration across... Read more »
“Do you remember back in March, when practically every other unsolicited email was offering access to supplies of face masks?” writes David... Read more »
