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Are we past peak insolvency? We ask Opus
The publication of the October corporate insolvency data came hard on the heels of a business-bashing Budget.
Recent Sample Papers
Maximizing tax efficiency in the new tax year
Business owners, SMEs and high net worth individuals are presented with an opportune moment to reassess their tax strategies.
Research reveals that 90% of financial leaders were impacted by the Autumn Budget, with over two-thirds (70%) choosing to delay or cancel planned investments.
Caveat Emptor - buying assets through a Pre-Pack
Buying a business and its assets through a Pre-Pack Administration process may seem like the short route to a good deal at a beneficial price.
Is it time to prioritize currency hedging?
In today’s global economy, businesses face an increasingly complex financial landscape.
Credit Control Journal and Asset & Risk Review brings the most authoritative information to CEOs, CFO, and CIOs looking to improve business performance and create innovative, value-driven organizations.
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The ideas presented in these articles have been tested in the real world of business and can be translated into action.
Building thriving international growth plans
Expanding a business internationally is one of the most promising paths to growth.
The commercial immorality of late payments
The UK commercial world is plagued by endemic late payment of bills owed to suppliers.
The Post Office scandal has finally shone a light on the positives that forensic investigators can bring to troubled situations.
Misfeasance trading and the £150 million directors fine
A high profile recent case has created a new offence that directors can be accused of committing – Misfeasance Trading
