Company liquidations increase in Q2 2019
The latest statistics from the Government’s Insolvency Service have revealed that the number of companies going into liquidation has risen in the second quarter of 2019.

Rise in distressed companies puts directors at risk
Continuing to trade when creditors are likely to be left unpaid is risky for company directors. Get advice on your options from Graywoods.

Ten top tips: How to cope with the business summer slow down
Summer can bring unwelcome problems for businesses, especially those that are already struggling with financial problems. Here are ten top tips for businesses that are facing a difficult summer.

Graywoods founders celebrate 20 year anniversary
The founding partners of insolvency and business turnaround firm Graywoods are celebrating a major milestone with the 20th anniversary of their business partnership.

Don’t let a summer slow-down damage your business
Insolvency and business turnaround firm Graywoods warns of the dangers of a summer slow-down and can help businesses that are facing financial problems

Graywoods appoints non-executive Chairman
Leading Sheffield insolvency and business turnaround specialist Graywoods has appointed Richard Marshall as the company’s new Non Executive Chairman

Why making HMRC a preferential creditor is bad for business
Graywoods is warning that proposed changes to HMRC’s preferential status in company insolvencies will be bad for companies and their creditors

Prepare for a brighter summer with a financial spring clean
Insolvency expert Adrian Graham of Graywoods says that a thorough spring clean of business finances might be all it needs to be ready for a summer of success.

Yorkshire region has highest rate of company insolvency
Official figures have revealed that companies in Yorkshire and Humberside have a 59% higher rate of failure than the national average

Don’t succumb to the curse of the Zombie business
New research has revealed that over 10% of UK companies have become ‘zombie’ businesses. What are zombie businesses and what should you do if your business is becoming a ‘zombie’?
