These guides relate to fees for insolvency practice and explain to creditors your rights under legislation in the different types of insolvency proceeding, both corporate and personal.

This guide to insolvency is designed to help creditors negotiate what can often be a complicated process which can sometimes seem time-consuming or confusing.

Creditors Guide to Committees provides creditors with an understanding of the role of the Committee, how they are formed and your role as a Committee member.

When a company falls into insolvency, it can be an incredibly distressing and confusing time for both employers and their staff. Here you will find information about waht insolvency means for employees.

COVID has had a devesting impact on us all. Here you will find information about the support available to companies, individuals and employees during this unprecendated time.

Insolvency Guidance Papers are issued to insolvency practitioners to provide guidance on matters that may require consideration in the conduct of insolvency work or in an insolvency practitioner’s practice.

Statements of Insolvency Practice outline basic principles and essential procedures with which insolvency practitioners are required to comply.

All Insolvency Practitioners are bound by the rules of their professional body, including any that relate specifically to insolvency.

Details of consultations on revisions to Statements of Insolvency Practice and insolvency Code of Ethics are regularly published.

Ethical and financial crime considerations play and important role in insolvency.

People with mental health problems are three times as likely to be in financial difficulty. It is, therefore, likely that a proportion of ou clients with whom we are dealing will be experiencing such difficulties.

Insolvency is an ever changing profession. Here you will find some of the recent regulatory and legal changes.