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With over 15 years of experience in role, Carly handles all our debt recovery cases, including business-to-business debts and debts owed by individuals. She offers a full litigation service to our clients and advises on enforcement procedures, insolvency and bankruptcy.

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Company insolvencies higher now than during Covid pandemic

September 9th 2024

The number of company insolvencies in July was higher than any month during the Covid pandemic, according to the latest figures from the Insolvency Service. Carly Davies, our Debt Control Manager provides an update. After seasonal adjustment, the number of registered company insolvencies in England and Wales in July 2024 was 2,191.…

Corporate insolvencies increase by more than 60% in two years

January 3rd 2024

The number of corporate insolvencies has increased by more than 60% over the last two years, according to the latest figures from the Insolvency Service. Carly Davies, our Debt Control Manager provides an update. They increased by 17.6% in October 2023 to a total of 2,315 compared to September’s total of 1,969,…

New measures to help small businesses tackle late payments

November 8th 2023

The Government has announced a new set of measures to help small businesses tackle the issue of late payments. Carly Davies, our Debt Control Manager provides an update. The measures will be included in the upcoming Prompt Payment & Cash Flow Review and are designed to improve delivery and enforcement of policies,…

Debt collection methods to ensure your business gets paid

July 6th 2023

Debt collection and credit control can be a challenge for any business. Yet failure to deal swiftly and effectively with debtors can threaten your viability and put your future and the future of your employees at risk. Carly Davies, our Debt Control Manager, reports. Here are some of the key approaches to…

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