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Insolvency, Business Recovery and Finance Blog

Articles by the Cranfield Business Recovery team on the latest developments in the financial sector. The Insolvency blog will also allow an insight to smaller developments at the Cranfield office.

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• Directors Urged To Protect Their Investments
  2nd February 2012 15:33
  "In recent times it often falls to directors to prop up their business finances when things go wrong and new for 2012 Cranfield are launching a new product called "Directors' Debentures" which are aimed at directors of all size companies…"
• A Year of Celebration
  19th January 2012 09:27
  "Based in the Olympic hosting City of Coventry, we at Cranfield Business Recovery are strong supporters of this year's Olympic Games. Not only have we been sponsoring an Olympic hopeful for the last few years but also we are one of ten gold patrons for the City's exciting "Godiva Awakes" project…"
• Bankruptcy Tourism – Another E.U. Headache
  20th October 2011 09:09
  "Residents of Ireland with financial problems have an additional reason to visit the UK, "Bankruptcy tourism". The progressive UK Insolvency legislation makes it very attractive for Irish citizens to move here, for about 6 months, in order to transfer their centre of main interest to the UK, which under European legislation, then allows them to qualify to make themselves bankrupt in the UK…"
• Will there be a double dip?
  15th September 2011 13:24
  "It's been three years since the start of the recession but have we really seen the end of it and is there a risk of a double dip? Looking at the wider picture, it may well come down to the fragility of the US and European economies and if the G8 leaders can come up with a strategy to avoid another country becoming bankrupt…"
• The Third Sector Under Pressure
  14th July 2011 11:18
  "The collapse of Southern Cross is the manifestation of what happens when capitalism meets social responsibility and the market is allowed a free hand to run services which had become the funding responsibility of central government and local authorities…"