Corporate Insolvencies reach a five year peak

According to the Government’s Insolvency Service,the business insolvency total reached more than 4,000 in the first quarter as Brexit issues and the issues with the high street hit. The areas hit the hardest were in the retail trade and the vehicle repair industry.

Insolvency experts have said uncertainty over Brexit had placed firms under intense pressure as they had to stockpile more parts and goods. One expert,Stuart Frith,the president of the insolvency and restructuring trade body R3,said firms had “exhausted their standard toolkit for coping with reduced demand”. He added: “Further discounting won’t cut it,or is impossible,and a restructuring is the only option”

Increasing employment costs,business rates and Brexit had taken their toll on smaller firms as uncertainty is a critical negative issue for small firms and the self-employed.

The level of administrations in the first three months of the year also rose to 451,up 218% from the final three months of 2018 – this being the most recorded since the first three months of 2014

Poor trading figures over the crucial Christmas shopping period did not help,subdued levels of consumer confidence being blamed here. There are around 481,000 British businesses in great distress and are exposed to a real risk of becoming insolvent.

One of the best ways that businesses can guard against insolvency is to make sure that their credit management and accounting systems are strong enough to retain the required level of liquidity.

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