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I hope you had a good summer and managed to get away from the cold and wet UK.
What have you missed? Well inflation is starting to fall, but interest rates continue to increase and this appears to be causing further distress in the economy, as demonstrated by the Wilko administration.
This gives a further opportunity for our industry to demonstrate its value in controlling and mitigating the current damage that we are in seeing in the economy.
The theme of this edition is therefore damage control and our role in it. Mike Pink at Interpath demonstrates this role in his article on his preparation for a proposed insolvency process of Silicon Valley Bank UK.
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Autumn 2023
What have you missed? Well inflation is starting to fall, but interest rates continue to increase and this appears to be causing further distress in the economy, as demonstrated by the Wilko administration.
Summer 2023
Before we get into the content, I would first like to welcome Alexandra Davies of Menzies in Cardiff to the editorial board and to welcome back Alan Bennett, now at Womble Bond Dickinson.
Spring 2023
The economic outlook appears to be improving, but 2023 has already brought with it the administrations of Flybe and Paperchase, and record insolvency numbers.
Winter 2022
As the economic picture deteriorates and we head towards recession, society is looking not only towards its politicians for better governance (and some might say it could not get any worse!
Autumn 2022
It is what has been on everyone’s lips through the summer and was clearly the topic that we had to cover in this edition, as I alluded to in my last editorial –
Summer 2022
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused widespread economic impact around the world. This edition of RECOVERY explores the impact of changes to sanctions for the UK, offshore jurisdictions and asset tracing in the context of insolvency and restructuring.
Spring 2022
Demands on the public purse are higher than ever, with international conflict and pandemic recovery taking pride of place.
Winter 2021
The winter 2021 edition of RECOVERY explores how supply chain distress is beginning to affect restructuring and insolvency.
Autumn 2021
Following on from Summer 2021’s look at the new restructuring tools, this edition of RECOVERY examines the new environment in which these tools have be used.
Summer 2021
As the UK hopes that the pandemic is drawing to a close, RECOVERY explores what new tools have been added to IPs’
