Once more, Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) are in the spotlight, with several high-profile cases currently in the news. Taking some recent critical comments about the CVA process at face value might lead a layperson to assume that this business rescue tool is critically flawed. While there is room for improvement, it is important to consider this issue with the full picture in view, as we set out below.

A brief overview of the new business rescue procedures introduced by the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act, and the existing corporate insolvency landscape...

R3 surveyed our members in early to mid May, to find out how the profession was finding levels of demand for its services, on both the personal and the corporate insolvency fronts...

Read an update on everything R3's Press, Policy and Public Affairs team have been up to in June 2020...

Find out more about the Finance Bill 2019-21, which contains two policies which could damage business lending and impede business rescue...

The Government has announced changes to corporate insolvency law to support businesses through the economic impact of COVID-19. This post sets out R3's views on the new tools for the profession...