New data from Deloitte shows that company-led closures made up 70% of Q1 insolvencies, while court actions rise and hospitality failures ease ahead of VAT cut. 213 corporate insolvency appointments were recorded in Q1 2026, Deloitte’s latest insolvency figures show. This is a 3% rise compared to Q1 2025 (206) and is consistent with Q1…
British alcohol brand sold in Tesco goes bust after plunging to £195k debt The Sun Read the original article here
Christian debt advice charities to partner under new umbrella group Third Sector Read the original article here
(3 Minutes Read) Mozambique has fully repaid its debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), settling 514.04 million Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) in March 2026, even as discussions over a new financial assistance programme remain ongoing. According to an IMF update covering 1–30 March 2026, the country’s outstanding balance stood at 514.04 million SDRs (about…
A Galliano-based company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week. Crosby Tugs LLC, of Galliano, announced bankruptcy filings for three of its subsidiaries: Crosby Marine Transportation LLC, Crosby Tugs LLC and Crosby Dredging LLC. Papers were filed Thursday in the U.S. Bankruptcy… Read the original article here
In this week’s Material Insights, Frank Esposito reports that polystyrene is joining PVC and several engineering thermoplastics all moving higher to start 2026. He links the increases to seasonal construction demand, inventory building and higher feedstock costs, while noting a pricing turnaround for nylon after earlier weakness tied to automotive demand. Read the original article…
Ghana has re-entered the domestic bond market for the first time since its 2022 debt default and restructuring, launching a seven-year cedi-denominated treasury bond in a closely watched test of investor confidence as the government seeks to support its 2026 budget and gradually rebuild its local yield curve. Bidding for the bond closed on April…
Parliament advances insolvency reforms with faster, reditor-driven framework The Statesman Read the original article here