News Centre
MOORFIELDS ADVISORY SECURE SALE OF CRAFT SODA COMPANY TO US BUYER
Moorfields Advisory, administrators of Gunna Drinks Limited are pleased to have completed a share sale of Gunna Craft Soda Inc.
Read more>Moorfields appointed Administrators over a Charity in Carlisle
On 23 May 2013, Simon Thomas and Shelley Bullman of leading insolvency and restructuring firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery LLP, were appointed joint administrators of specialist charity, The Pride Foundation Ltd.
Read more>Beware of the property bubble – which way is the housing market really heading?
The importance of the housing market to the British economy, both as an indicator of economic health and a means of economic stimulus, cannot be underestimated. Since the beginning of the current economic crisis, which had some roots in the housing market but also had a drastic affect on that same market, much has been made of the importance of ensuring a swift recovery. So, where exactly is the housing market heading, will the recent rise in prices continue and are we just heading for another bubble that, eventually, is bound to burst?
Read more>Moorfields appointed Provisional Liquidators over Data Centre in London
Shelley Bullman of leading insolvency and restructuring firm Moorfields Corporate Recovery LLP was appointed Provisional Liquidator over the data company Safehosts (London) Limited on the 17 May 2013.
Read more>What did we learn from Local Business Week?
As Local Business Week has now drawn to an end, it seems appropriate to take a look back at what the campaign has taught us about the state of local business and SMEs in the UK today. Running from the 13th – 19th May, the campaign aimed to promote local businesses in the community with the aim of both increasing the number of customers coming through their doors and providing additional help in areas that smaller businesses traditionally struggle with. The week also gave analysts an opportunity to try and establish exactly how well local businesses are doing in the current economic situation and how they may improve.
Read more>In what circumstances will creditors support a CVA?
A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) is a solution which the directors of an existing company may potentially propose if the underlying business is viable but the company has suffered from specific issues that can be remedied, perhaps an unforeseen, large bad debt. In many instances a CVA will not be feasible, particularly if the underlying business is not profitable or there are issues requiring investigation, however, where it is an appropriate strategy a CVA can be an effective rescue tool.
Read more>