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The majority of mid-sized firms believe that alternative finance sources could help them to raise capital, a survey from the UK Bond Network has revealed.

Simon Thomas and Nick O’Reilly of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery Ltd, were appointed Joint Administrators over Smith Retail Limited t/a Lavazza Espression UK & Ireland on 2 March 2015.

Politicians have this week called for employees to be given better rights under the Insolvency Act, following the recent Administration of City Link.

More than a third of people that deal with the finances at SMEs lack the relevant qualifications, new research has suggested.

Small businesses in the UK have claimed that bigger firms are placing them under extreme financial pressure, a major new poll has revealed.

The figure includes spending on credit cards, bank borrowing and student loans, but excludes securing borrowing.

How to reduce the risk of farm business failure in what promises to be a tough year for agriculture.

Businesses are increasingly reliant on the internet in the modern age, but poor broadband connections could be damaging productivity in a dramatic way.

For individuals facing financial trouble, a number of insolvency procedures can be implemented to aid their situation.

As demand for London office space grows, desk rental costs are increasing rapidly meaning smaller firms need to keep a watchful eye on their finances.

It may sound like a fairly obvious point, but strong leadership within businesses is essential to ensuring success.

The number of High Street shops declined rapidly in 2014, as more stores closed than opened, new research from the Local Data Company has revealed.

Conducted a full IBR and appointed administrators over trading company.

Cyber security and technological issues are the leading causes of anxiety and worry among UK-based firms, a new study has shown.

Appointed Administrator over Mixed farm trading as a partnership with three generations.

Cash flow problems are currently having a negative impact on 43% of the UK’s small businesses, new research from SwitchMyBusiness.com has suggested.

A massive 80% of businesses in the UK now employ at least one young person (aged 18-24 years) but SMEs could be falling behind.

Greater exporting and international trading has been described as “key” to the success of the UK economy, according to the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).

Simon Thomas and Arron Kendall of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery Ltd, were appointed Joint Liquidators over Beyond The Sea Limited on 5 March 2015.

Improved confidence amongst small business has allowed many of them to increase recruitment efforts and offer higher salaries – but is a more cautious approach to such expansion plans needed?

For struggling businesses a number of solutions exist, but understanding them all is essential when deciding the best course of action.

Appointed Administrators of farming business associated with meat processing small haulage.

UK businesses are leaving more than half of online queries unanswered, a new study has revealed, which could be have a detrimental effect on sales.

Highly ambitious small businesses have voiced concerns over generating new business under current economic conditions and are fearful it may impact on their finances.

The cost of business operations will vary from firm to firm, but the small costs of everyday essentials can quickly mount up, and can spring surprises, new research suggests.

Having business insurance is just as important for many companies as their assets, as it is what protects them should something go wrong.

The economic situation in the UK may be improving but businesses can still find themselves in serious financial difficulty.

The recent announcement that Court fees are set to rise has much of the legal and business world talking. Is litigation doomed? Are the new fees prejudicial towards those without access to piles of cash? Moorfields provides their opinion on the impact on the market and how this might affect individuals and SMEs.

The apparent astonishment expressed by Adrian Bailey MP regarding “unregulated receivers” working in banks might seem slightly misconceived. However, similar views held by the public at large are damaging to the licensed insolvency profession.

In their bid for growth and prosperity, SMEs could boost their plans for the future by appointing non-executive directors (NED’s) to oversee strategies.

The largest barrier to small businesses trading in foreign countries is a lack of understanding of foreign markets, new research has claimed.

Many small businesses in the UK are failing to guard against cyber threats and are putting themselves at unnecessary risk, the Government has warned.