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Stricter regulation needed as personal insolvencies set to rise by 17% in 2018 – Global Banking And Finance Review (press release)

Following the release of the Q1 2018 Insolvency Service insolvency statistics today, Richard Haymes, Head of Financial Difficulties at TDX Group, an Equifax company, calls for stricter rules when promoting insolvency services online:

 The figures released by the Insolvency Service today, showing an increase in both company and personal insolvencies, support our expectation that the number of individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs) and Trust Deeds will grow by around 17% in 2018. Our latest research reveals a similar trend; with the number of cases continuing to rise. March saw a record volume of IVAs and Trust Deeds issued (around 6,500), up by 20% on the same period last year.

One of the main drivers of this growth, along with incre…

Read the full article at: https://globalbankingandfinance.com/stricter-regulation-needed-as-personal-insolvencies-set-to-rise-by-17-in-2018/

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianMay 1, 2018

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Stricter regulation needed as personal insolvencies set to rise by 17% in 2018 – Global Banking And Finance Review (press release)

Following the release of the Q1 2018 Insolvency Service insolvency statistics today, Richard Haymes, Head of Financial Difficulties at TDX Group, an Equifax company, calls for stricter rules when promoting insolvency services online: 

The figures released by the Insolvency Service today, showing an increase in both company and personal insolvencies, support our expectation that the number of individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs) and Trust Deeds will grow by around 17% in 2018. Our latest research reveals a similar trend; with the number of cases continuing to rise. March saw a record volume of IVAs and Trust Deeds issued (around 6,500), up by 20% on the same period last year.

One of the main drivers of this growth, along with increa…

Read the full article at: https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/stricter-regulation-needed-as-personal-insolvencies-set-to-rise-by-17-in-2018-2/

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianMay 1, 2018

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