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Running Toward Finish Line

R3 president asks if Insolvency Service can go further

The latest government enquiry into the insolvency profession wasn’t all bad, but highlighted that the Insolvency Service needs to do more, writes Liz Bingham

14 May 2013

Insolvency Service

Government to launch review of pre-pack administrations

Government announces that it will undertake an independent review of pre-pack administrations to be launched in late spring

12 Mar 2013

Lord Younger

Government tackles suppliers’ demands in administration

Government lays out proposals to force suppliers to continue working with insolvency practitioners trying to rescue a business

26 Feb 2013

Insolvency profession wins battle against legal cost reforms

The insolvency profession will be exempt from a clampdown on no-win no-fee litigation cases, bringing an end to a long running battle between the profession and the MOJ

24 Jan 2013

HMRC shuns insolvency practitioners

HMRC lacks resources to help all insolvency practitioners with their requests for taxpayer information on VAT and corporate tax returns

22 Oct 2012

Government radically overhauls practitioners' rota system

The Official Receivers' IP rota faces big changes, with the divvying out of cases set to be completely overhauled

24 Jul 2012

R3: Regulator failing to address pre-pack concerns

Insolvency body president pleads with regulator to move reports on from box-ticking exercise

16 May 2012

Ex-R3 president joins Baker Tilly

Steven Law takes a partnership role in Baker Tilly’s insolvency and restructuring team

09 May 2012

Insolvency's 'disciplined' future will benefit stakeholders

Common guidance to reprimanding IPs could bring greater transparency, but does a highly regulated profession need more guidelines?

08 May 2012

Tide of insolvencies still to envelop UK

Insolvency statistics don’t always paint an accurate picture, explains R3 president Lee Manning

04 May 2012

Deloitte partner begins presidency at trade body

Lee Manning begins his role as president of insolvency trade body R3

27 Apr 2012

Strictly come insolvency

Partners from Deloitte, MHA, Smith & Williamson and Kingston Smith take part in a 'strictly coming dancing' special

27 Apr 2012

R3 defends profession against British Property Federation

Insolvency trade body R3 hits back at British Property Federation’s calls for better regulation

20 Apr 2012

Tory MPs call for overhaul of bankruptcy laws

Insolvency profession defends bankruptcy laws while group of MPs prepares proposals to revamp them

13 Apr 2012

Ex-R3 president joins HW Fisher

FRP Advisory director Nick O’Reilly joins HW Fisher

06 Dec 2011

R3 welcomes BIS enquiry into personal insolvency

Insolvency trade body pleased by government move to shine a spotlight on debt management plans for individuals

20 Oct 2011

Justice committee fails to exempt insolvency from legal reforms

Justice Bill Committee makes no exemptions for insolvency practitioners who are facing increased costs if they pursue fraudulent directors on behalf of creditors

16 Sep 2011

Business-related personal bankruptcies increase

More owner-managed small businesses are going bankrupt

30 Aug 2011

Corporate insolvencies drop

Company insolvencies decline but liquidations and individual figures increase

05 Aug 2011

R3 warns of retail sector distress

Many in retail sector believe their business will enter insolvency in a year trade body survey shows

03 Aug 2011

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