Corporate Finance Explained: Why Companies Go Bankrupt

In this episode of Corporate Finance Explained, we explore the most common causes of corporate bankruptcy and financial distress, backed by case studies of Lehman Brothers, Toys “R” Us, WeWork, and more. Learn how finance teams use metrics like interest coverage, working capital trends, and debt ratios to assess risk, and how FP&A and treasury…

Insolvency Service action returns £57.5m to the economy

Latest figures revealed by the Insolvency Service show that £57.5 million has been returned to the UK economy in the past year, and over 69,000 people have been supported through emergency redundancy payments. The Annual Report and Accounts show that Insolvency Service Official Receivers handled 10,817 new insolvency cases during 2024-25 , this has resulted…

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Ransomware And Data Extortion Attacks In Insolvency Scenarios – Insolvency/Bankruptcy

Ransomware and data extortion attacks are unfortunately becoming increasingly common (see for example, high profile attacks on Canva,1 Latitude Financial2 and recently the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia).3 These attacks typically involve a party (commonly referred to as a ‘threat actor’) accessing and encrypting a company’s systems, and/or exfiltrating (stealing) personal and commercially sensitive…