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Why Directors Ask This Question When a company is heading towards insolvency, many directors start looking for ways to tidy up the books. One of…

If you’ve ever taken a director’s loan from your company, even temporarily, you may assume it’s simply a matter of repaying it or clearing the…

Overdrawn Director Loans: Why They’re Not Always What They Seem Overdrawn director loan accounts (ODLAs) are a common feature in insolvent companies. On the surface,…

In a distressed company, it’s not just financial decisions that attract scrutiny. Increasingly, investigators are looking at how those decisions were made, and who had…

When someone is declared bankrupt, it can feel like the end of the road. A moment of financial defeat that comes with restrictions, reputational damage,…

In recent years, the voluntary strike-off process has become a common tool for winding down dormant or low-activity companies. But in 2025, directors should tread…

In today’s post-pandemic insolvency landscape, liquidators aren’t just combing through old ledgers and company accounts. They’re digging into inboxes, device metadata, cloud logs, and messaging…

In UK insolvency law, the actions of directors in the run-up to a company’s collapse are under increasing scrutiny. This crucial timeframe, often referred to…

As we move deeper into 2025, Directors must prepare for an insolvency landscape that is harsher, more regulated, and significantly less forgiving than in recent…