Cranfield Business Recovery Podcast

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s Summer 2017 podcast. Firstly we will be examining insolvency figures for the second quarter of 2017. We are then looking at how insolvent estates can be an issue for Personal Representatives undertaking the wishes of a loved one. Finally, we will look at how the new Financial Guidance and Claims Bill 2017 will affect businesses.

Hello and welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s Spring 2017 podcast. We start with the latest Insolvency Figures to kick off 2017. We will then look at how creditors will be affected by the latest insolvency rules, and end on ‘The Twilight Zone’ – looking at duties and obligations when a business is facing financial issues.

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s Winter 2017 podcast. As always, we will firstly run through the insolvency figures – this time for the final quarter of 2016. We revisit Brexit, and what its impact continues to be on UK business insolvency. We will then finally look at the effect of late payments on small businesses.

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s Autumn 2016 podcast. Firstly we will take a look through the latest insolvency figures. Our first article this month considers the changes to Insolvency Rules. This is followed up with advice to help safeguard companies and individuals against unregulated advisers.

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s summer 2016 podcast. This edition comes following the pivotal decision for Britain to leave the EU. We will touch on how this decision is affecting insolvency, as well as the real impact of this historic vote. We will also discuss the new framework around Corporate Insolvency.

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s autumn 2015 podcast. This edition of our quarterly podcast comes at a time of some significant changes to the insolvency regime affecting the way in which insolvency practitioners do their jobs and also adding greater transparency to the insolvency process. . In this edition of the podcast we will provide our regular update on the latest insolvency figures released by the insolvency service. This will be followed by our first article titled plan for the unexpected and is then followed by our final article directors and directors & officers Liability insurers (D&O insurers) beware.

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s summer 2015 podcast. In this edition of the podcast we will provide our regular update on the latest insolvency figures released by the insolvency service. This will be followed by our first article titled Administrations the Pre-Pack Pool and then our final article Are the Days of the Personal Service Company Numbered?

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s spring 2015 podcast. In this edition we will provide an update on quarter one 2015 Insolvency statistics released by the Insolvency service. This will be followed by our first article titled entrepreneurs’ relief survives but for how long and is them followed by our final article Why Tinker if it is not broken?

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s winter podcast. In this edition we will provide an update on the quarter four 2014 Insolvency statistics released by the Insolvency Service. This will be followed by our first article focusing on our office move and the Challenge that lies ahead in 2015 , we will finish with an article looking at the changes to grant funding and the impact upon the third sector.

Welcome to our autumn 2014 podcast. In this edition we will provide our regular update on the latest insolvency figures released by the insolvency service. This will be followed by our first article which focuses on a warning to working men’s clubs and concludes with our final article covering Solvent Liquidations in the form of Members’ Voluntary Liquidations and Section 110 Reconstructions.

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s Summer 2014 podcast. In this edition of the podcast we will provide our regular update of the latest insolvency figures released by the Insolvency Service. This will be followed by our first article by looking at managing cash within a growing business and will finish with an article explaining contingent claims and the accelerated payment provisions.

Welcome to Cranfield Business Recovery’s Spring 2014 podcast. In this edition of the podcast we will provide our regular update of the latest insolvency figures released by the Insolvency Service. This will be followed by our first article by Tony Mitchell looking at Directors disqualification and will finish with an article detailing our plans for expansion and introducing our new members of staff.

In this edition of the podcast we will provide an update of the latest insolvency figures released by the Insolvency Service. This will be followed by our first article by Tony Mitchell looking at CVA’s and landlords and will finish with an article explaining why we have chosen Ronald McDonald House in Birmingham as our chosen charity for 2014 entitled Running with the Wolves.

In this edition of the podcast we will provide our regular update of the latest insolvency figures released by the Insolvency Service. This will be followed by our first article by Tony Mitchell looking at change in the insolvency regime and finish with an article focusing on charities and third sector organisations, giving advice to help them survive and thrive.

In this edition of the podcast we will provide our regular update of the latest insolvency figures released by the Insolvency Service in August. This will be followed by our first article reading the small print to avoid personal guarantees and finish with an update on our sister company Cranfield Business Finance.

This months editon of the podcast provides an update on the lastest insolvency figures, followed by a look at Overdrawn directors loans accounts and the possible effects to your clients and our final article asks are pre pack administrations working?

The Winter 2013 podcast reviews the latest insolvency figures. Our first feature article focuses on cash flow and how to ensure it keeps flowing following the Christmas period. Our final article looks at the factors the third sector are facing and questions whether any of your clients are suffering from the same issues.

The Autumn 2012 podcast begins with some analysis of Q3 insolvency figures released by the Insolvency Service. The first feature entitled the “bankers view”, explores the views of bank managers in the Coventry and Warwickshire region about how they view the current economic environment and SME’s abilities to borrow money. The podcast concludes with an insight into the worrying trend of the increase in dissolutions with a reminder that you are being watched.

The Summer 2012 podcast looks at the £80 billion initiative to kick start bank lending and the Q2 insolvency figures. This is followed by the first feature article looking from the director’s perspective when faced with cash flow difficulties and what actions to take. The final part of the podcast provides an update on Cranfield’s involvement with the Godiva Awakes project as she awakens in Coventry to celebrate the start of the 30th Olympic Games.

The Spring 2012 podcast provides our regular commentary of the latest insolvency figures for Q1 focusing on the changes in both corporate and personal insolvencies. The first feature article looks at the enactment of Extra- Statutory Concessions Order 2012, the removal of ESC C16 and what this means for business owners who want to dissolve their company. Our final podcast article celebrates 10 years of Cranfield Business Recovery with a topical review of the changing face of the high street during this period.

The Winter 2012 podcast introduces our customary review of the latest insolvency figures with a focus on the continued successful use of Company Voluntary Arrangements. The first article focuses on the retail sector and how the economic downturn has affected Coventry City Centre. Our second article looks at the characteristics of Zombie companies and urges directors to take action early. Finally a brief story into how a number of laptops donated to a local Coventry charity has helped African students.