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Can a Company Still Trade if it is Insolvent?
If your company is facing insolvency or liquidation, you cannot continue trading. As a director, once you have decided to enter into liquidation, you must...
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How Much Does It Cost to Liquidate a Company?
The cost of liquidating a company usually varies depending on the type of liquidation required, the size and complexity of the company, and the assets...
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What Happens to Employees in Liquidation
When a company goes into liquidation, the employees are typically made redundant immediately. These employees then become preferential creditors for most of the amounts owed...
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Personal Guarantees and Invoice Finance
When exploring invoice finance options, it’s crucial to grasp the role personal guarantees play in the process. Unlike some other financing avenues such as loans...
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Invoice Finance and Management Buy-outs
Invoice finance can be an excellent solution for supporting Management Buyouts (MBOs) or Management Buy-Ins (MBIs) due to its flexibility, accessibility, and ability to provide...
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Negotiating with Creditors and Stakeholders
The blog outlines steps for realistic financial forecasting, identifying potential creditor concessions, and executing a coordinated negotiation strategy. It stresses the importance of realistic repayment...
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Feeling Creditor Pressure?
This blog discusses how to recognise when a company is under creditor pressure to repay debts. Signs include legal threats from creditors, engagement of debt...
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What are Personal Guarantees & their Implications?
This blog explains Personal Guarantees (PGs) where directors personally ensure company debts. It highlights PGs as lender protection, enabling SMEs to secure finance.
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What is Corporate Simplification?
This blog discusses the benefits of corporate simplification, highlighting how reducing excessive corporate entities can enhance efficiency, reduce compliance burdens, and minimize risks.
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