Amidst finalising plans for R3’s President’s Lunch, earning recognition in a new report from Spotlight on Corruption, and a trip to the Royal College of Physicians for this year’s Fraud Conference, the leap year’s extra day was a welcome bonus for R3’s External Affairs team in what proved to be another busy month.
R3’s External Affairs team kicked off 2024 with a bang, with a new project on the future of the insolvency profession, briefings on the Post Office scandal, and plans for our flagship event in full swing.
Andrew Duncan, Director of FTS Recovery, explores the impact of HMRC's decision to cease tax clearances for Members Voluntary Liquidations.
Richard Obank discusses his experience in the insolvency and restructuring profession, how he feels the profession has evolved and what being a member of R3 means to him.
Neil Dingley, Partner at Moore Recovery, looks at the sectors that were most prominent for insolvencies in 2023.
R3's External Affairs team look back on a milestone 12 months - for the Association and the profession...
In a guest blog, Nick Hood, Senior Business Adviser at Opus Business Advisory Group breaks down the 2023 corporate insolvency figures and takes a look at which sectors were hit the hardest.
Introduced as part of the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act (CIGA) 2020 and covered by Part 26A of the Companies Act 2006, restructuring plans are the latest insolvency solution, giving company directors another avenue to consider when exploring their rescue and recovery options.
In this blog we share some key takeaways from R3’s first in person Restructuring Forum.
Frances Coulson and Carmel King look at the growing threat of fraud enabled by artificial intelligence (AI) and the risks parents unknowingly expose their children to by sharing images on social media. Are parents being negligent? This issue forms the overarching theme of the upcoming 2024 Fraud Conference.
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