Allianz Trade releases today its latest Global Insolvency Report and unveils updated forecasts for 2025 and 2026. According to the world’s leading trade credit insurer, global business insolvencies will keep rising over the next two years: after +10% in 2024, they are expected to grow by +6% in 2025 and +3% in 2026. This would…
Holly Willoughby was taken to the Insolvency and Companies court in London on Wednesday after her company, Roxy Media, was hit with a winding up order in January. Holly Willoughby’s company reportedly owes thousands to the taxman(Image: (Image: Getty)) Holly Willoughby’s company, Roxy Media, owes a significant sum to the taxman, as revealed in court…
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Roxy Media, the media production and management firm once run by the TV presenter and her husband, Dan Baldwin, was issued with a winding-up order earlier this year, according to court filings. The order means that His Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) could seek to shut down the business over unpaid taxes. An HMRC spokeswoman…
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Aberdeen-based Belmar Engineering let go of 48 workers on Tuesday as it entered liquidation. Insolvency expert Michael Reid, who is also Aberdeen-based and works for MHA, has been appointed liquidator. A letter has been sent to all known creditors. There were around 80 in total, made up of trade suppliers, utility providers, finance companies and…
A boardroom ban has been imposed A Co Down man has accepted a six-year boardroom ban after his building and construction company went bust while owing more than £100,000. Eamonn McNamee (58), from Carrowmannan Road, Belleeks, Newry, was found to have transferred money meant for a creditor to his own personal bank account, and to…
A boardroom ban has been imposed A Co Down man has accepted a six-year boardroom ban after his building and construction company went bust while owing more than £100,000. Eamonn McNamee (58), from Carrowmannan Road, Belleeks, Newry, was found to have transferred money meant for a creditor to his own personal bank account, and to…
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