The relationship between the obligations under employment and insolvency law are a mess and pretending otherwise will continue to lead to practical problems
While the outlook is improving, this is mainly due to private consumption within the eurozone
Research finds UK food retailers experienced ‘significant' financial distress, leaping 58% to 4,552 struggling businesses compared to the same quarter in 2013
HMRC's ‘Accelerated Payment' rules due to come into force in July could trigger bankruptcies or insolvencies, Moore Stephens warns
PwC appointed as lingerie chain goes into administration for second time in two years
Devi Shah & Jessica Walker explain latest court ruling that will change the landscape of multi-site corporate collapses
Neville Kahn and Matt Smith reduce rent payments to rescue LA Fitness and LA Leisure
The grounding of Boeing’s Dreamliner is proving costly to the airplane manufacturer. Working capital management plays a key role in getting through such setbacks
Pinsent Mason's Paul Sutton explains how to carry out due diligence in corporate simplification projects
A far more scientific approach to business testing will more than pay dividends, argues Jim Manzi
The application of robotics in finance functions is moving faster than predicted. Although, companies are cautious in how they are applying artificial intelligence to ensure results first, many are stepping up their investigations
Travus Perkins has moved its chief financial officer to the position of chief operating officer, with his replacement joining from Greencore
As BHS was placed into administration in the most significant high street insolvency since Woolworths, Financial Director takes a look at the factors that led to its collapse.
For any CFO of a PE-backed business the prospect of entering a dual track sales process can be daunting
