Trade body cautions against move to US-style insolvency regime

Doug Woodburn
clock • 2 min read

Moving to an insolvency regime similar to the US' Chapter 11 system would not offer sufficient protection to creditors, R3 argues following closure of government consultation on the topic

Government proposals to introduce a three-month moratorium from creditor action for distressed companies would impinge on creditor rights, according to insolvency trade body R3. A government con...

To continue reading this article...

Join CRN

  • Enjoy full access to channelweb.co.uk - the UK’s top news source for the IT channel
  • Gain the latest insights through market analysis and interviews with channel leaders
  • Stay on top of key trends with the Insider weekly newsletter curated by CRN’s editor
  • Be the first to hear about our industry leading events and awards programmes

 

Join now

 

Already a CRN member?

Log in

You may also like

Credit and Finance

Insolvencies in second quarter driven by rise in creditors' voluntary liquidations

clock 01 August 2019 • 2 min read

Credit and Finance

'Rising star in global IT network deployment' hits the wall

clock 14 May 2019 • 1 min read

Reseller

Insolvency Service orders closure due to firm's 'lack of transparency'

clock 25 February 2019 • 1 min read

Sign up to our newsletter

The best news, stories, features and photos from the day in one perfectly formed email.

More on Legal

EU agrees world's first AI rulebook

EU agrees world's first AI rulebook

The regulations aim to strike a balance between innovation and protection

clock 11 December 2023 • 3 min read

Agilitas sets up post-Brexit logistics hub in Amsterdam

New centre will allow channel services provider to continue EU business in wake of the trade agreement between UK and EU

Marian McHugh
clock 11 January 2021 • 2 min read

Have you ticked off your Brexit checklist?

Coming soon: Tune into an exclusive Brexit roundtable discussion on the key concerns many UK businesses have over our withdrawal from the EU and make sure your business is fully prepared for 1 January

Tom Wright
clock 01 December 2020 • 1 min read