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2019 marked a record year for fraud cases recorded

2019 marked a record year for fraud cases recorded

More than 364,000 cases of fraud were recorded to the National Fraud Database in 2019 - the highest ever recorded

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2019 marked a record year for fraud cases recorded
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2019 marked a record year for fraud cases recorded

11 Aug 2020Lauren Tavener
More than 364,000 cases of fraud were recorded to the National Fraud Database in 2019 - the highest ever recorded

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Chancellor has “ignored commercial property landlords”

Chancellor has “ignored commercial property landlords”

Turnaround, Restructuring and Insolvency news11 Aug 2020
Commercial property landlords facing unpaid rents and vacant buildings have been forgotten by the government, says tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg
R3 issues warning as HMRC gets preferential creditor status

R3 issues warning as HMRC gets preferential creditor status

Top Stories24 Jul 2020
The insolvency and restructuring trade body R3 has hit out at HMRC’s new creditor status, which means that from December 1, the tax authority will be paid in full before other creditors during insolvencies
Company insolvencies fall 50% on 2019, as protections remain in place

Company insolvencies fall 50% on 2019, as protections remain in place

Top Stories17 Jul 2020
The number of corporate insolvencies remained low throughout June, and fell by half compared to June last year, but experts believe the figures are not reflecting the severe situation many UK firms are facing
Virgin Atlantic staves off administration with £1.2bn funding deal

Virgin Atlantic staves off administration with £1.2bn funding deal

Turnaround, Restructuring and Insolvency news17 Jul 2020
After putting advisers on standby for a potential administration, Virgin Atlantic has now secured a solvent recapitalisation, which will deliver a refinancing package worth over £1.2bn during the next 18 months
Payment holidays storing up trouble for trade creditors

Payment holidays storing up trouble for trade creditors

Top Stories09 Jul 2020
Two thirds of firms that offered a payment holiday to trade debtors have said there will be a negative impact on revenues and profits, according to a new survey from the Chartered Institute of Credit Management (CICM)

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Premium: A costly burden or collective benefit? Why perception matters on vulnerability

06 Aug 2020Chris Fitch
After the FCA’s latest guidance release on vulnerability, firms need to focus on the benefits of treating vulnerable customers fairly, not the costs, says Chris Fitch, vulnerability lead consultant at Money Advice Trust
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Continuity in a crisis: The UK’s largest lenders explain how they’ve transitioned to WFH polices, and supported up to 1.6million customers, during the pandemic

Continuity in a crisis: The UK’s largest lenders explain how they’ve transitioned to WFH polices, and supported up to 1.6million customers, during the pandemic

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→ Worse than the 2008 crash? Our resident economist explains why this year’s recession could be deeper than the economic depression of 08/09

→ Covid-19 exposes the UK’s financial fragility: How coronavirus is exposing weaknesses in welfare policy and household finances

→ Putting credit invisibles on the map: How our survey with Experian revealed the regions where consumers are invisible on credit information
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Premium: Yorkshire Building Society’s Tracey Newton on scaling the lender’s reward offering to its staff

Premium: Yorkshire Building Society’s Tracey Newton on scaling the lender’s reward offering to its staff

19 Feb 2020Amber PritchardAmber Pritchard
Tracey Newton of Yorkshire Building Society discusses innovating a reward strategy to serve nearly 4,000 people, whatever stage of their life or career they are in
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Chris Fitch

Premium: A costly burden or collective benefit? Why perception matters on vulnerability

06 Aug 2020Chris Fitch
After the FCA’s latest guidance release on vulnerability, firms need to focus on the benefits of treating vulnerable customers fairly, not the costs, says Chris Fitch, vulnerability lead consultant at Money Advice Trust
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Opinion: Amid new FCA guidance for motor finance, how ready are you to ‘keep customers well informed’?

17 Jul 2020Andy Thomas
With the release of the Financial Conduct Authority’s finalised, updated guidance for the motor finance sector, the message is clear, explains Andy Thomas, motor finance operations director at collections and recoveries specialist Chartsbridge
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“It is time for a grown-up discussion about the role of consumer credit”

28 May 2020Jason Wassell
An evidence-based discussion, led by the Treasury, is needed to define the role consumer credit lenders can play in our society and the economy’s recovery, argues The Consumer Finance Association’s Jason Wassell
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Company insolvencies fall 50% on 2019, as protections remain in place
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Company insolvencies fall 50% on 2019, as protections remain in place

17 Jul 2020Lauren TavenerLauren Tavener
The number of corporate insolvencies remained low throughout June, and fell by half compared to June last year, but experts believe the figures are not reflecting the severe situation many UK firms are facing

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