Menswear giant Moss Bros Group plc was the subject of whispers recently when industry pundits suggested the company ‘announced’ that its credit insurance would be cut by insurers.
UK firms must be diligent over offering credit to Irish firms.
We are absolutely delighted to have had a UK Export Finance case study developed to explain how we work together to manage the risks of exporting.
The end of January saw the release of the Q4 2018 insolvency statistics, published by The Insolvency Service. According to the release, the year closed with the highest number of insolvencies in 12 months since 2014. The numbers have been creeping up year on year; each year since that low point in[...]
According to analysis by market insurer Atradius, a no-deal Brexit will cause short-term uncertainty, is likely to push inflation higher and will create trade frictions.
The Insolvency Statistics from October to December 2016 found that the total number of company insolvencies were higher in 2016 than the previous year. The underlying number of company insolvencies was unchanged in 2016 compared with 2015.
The UK inflation rate fell to 2.1% in December, down from 2.3% in November, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Bristol-headquartered company, Helm Construction has ceased trading after experiencing cash difficulties. The firm which operated mainly within the South West appointed administrators, Opus Business Services on 3rd December 2018.
On Friday 30 November the business press ran shock headlines about Kier’s emergency rights issue catching the market off guard. The Channel Partnership Director, Tom Rolfe explains the truth behind Kier’s bombshell in his latest LinkedIn Article.Read the full article here.
The Insolvency Service has released the 2018 Q3 insolvency statistics containing the latest data on company insolvencies from July to September 2018. The main message of the report was that an underlying number of company insolvencies increased both on the previous quarter and when compared to the[...]