Jim Sinclair on a Greece default, the pending ISDA decision and the insolvency of the five largest U.S. banks! So who is Jim Sinclair, what is the ISDA and what do either one have to do with the Greece sovereign debt crisis or the solvency of banks in the U.S.? Because the way that the Greece sovereign debt crisis will ultimately be handled by the EU has implications far beyond either Greece or th...

Chuka Umunna MP, Labour's Shadow Business Secretary, commenting on Insolvency Service statistics released today, showing a significant rise in company liquidations, said:

Proposals suggest the original plan for a commercial style insolvency regime for hospitals is to be replaced by one that will assume that most services receive a degree of protection

Plans to apply a quasi-commercial insolvency regime to NHS hospitals and foundation trusts have been dropped

THE body that investigates why companies have been made bankrupt has seen its staff cut by a third, the government has revealed.

More companies could end up collapsing if the Insolvency Service pushes ahead with planned reforms to "pre-pack" deals, say insolvency experts

A small number of savers who had more than £85,000 on deposit with Southsea Mortgages could lose the money after the lender was yesterday forced into insolvency by the authorities. That’s the way to do it, get rid of that pesky moral hazard. Now, let’s see which lefties insist that the depositors must be made

Berlin is right to demand an insolvency procedure to match any extension of the EFSF beyond 2013. But how to separate illiquid from insolvent has not been explained. This cannot wait two more years

A Scots MP urges the UK government to investigate the insolvency industry amid claims administrators are cashing in at the expense of creditors.

THE job that we do as insolvency practitioners is all about entitlement - who's entitled to what?