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Deal alert: Richland Resources Ltd
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We are pleased to announce the admission of Richland Resources to trading on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange.
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Administrators appointed at Faifley Credit Union
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Dina Devalia and James Sleight of PKF Geoffrey Martin & Co Limited have been appointed as Joint Administrators of Faifley Credit Union Limited in Clydebank.
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Rising up
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We are now the 7th ranked auditor of Total UK Stock Market Clients according to Corporate Advisers Rankings Guide.
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What insolvency option is right for my company?
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An insolvency process is a serious step to take, and a stressful thing to contemplate. But if you take advice early, your range of options will be much greater, as will the chances of rescuing your business.
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PKF makes raft of promotions
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PKF Littlejohn has announced a number of promotions across its Capital Markets, Financial Services and Not for Profit teams.
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Enhanced VAT recovery for UK financial services firms supplying EU customers
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In an address to Parliament on 9 November 2020, the Chancellor confirmed that the government will…
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Escaping the Financial Crime Pandemic
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The financial crime landscape as we emerge from Covid is looking far worse than that following the financial crisis of 2008.
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Tougher regulations on connected party pre-packs to take effect
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New rules apply to all Administration appointments that commence from 30 April 2021.
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Insolvency statistics defy gravity again, but for how long?
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Insolvency figures released today* by the Government’s Insolvency Service show a 20% drop in corporate insolvencies compared to March last year, and a 37% drop compared to March 2019.
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Rebrand and expansion hails new chapter for PKF Geoffrey Martin
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From now on PKF Geoffrey Martin will be known simply as PKF GM.
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The Financial Assistance Scheme
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Where redundancies are contemplated and the following criteria are met, the Redundancy Payments Service (RPS) will agree to make the payments on the employer’s behalf subject to having first agreed on a repayment plan for the aggregate liability.
