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  • Former BHS boss Dominic Chappell claims he went ‘above and beyond’ to help Pensions Regulator

    September 19, 2018

    The man who bought failing department store BHS for £1 in 2015 said he went "above and beyond" to assist the pensions watchdog in its enquires after the business collapsed.  After Dominic Chappell's Retail Acquisitions bought BHS from Philip Green in March 2015, the business collapsed a year later, leaving an enormous pensions black hole of [...]

  • Former BHS boss Dominic Chappell claims he went ‘above and beyond’ to help Pensions Regulator

    September 19, 2018

    The man who bought failing department store BHS for £1 in 2015 said he went "above and beyond" to assist the pensions watchdog in its enquires after the business collapsed.  After Dominic Chappell's Retail Acquisitions bought BHS from Philip Green in March 2015, the business collapsed a year later, leaving an enormous pensions black hole of [...]

  • In the shadow of the Lehman Brothers collapse: A decade of change in the City of London

    September 14, 2018

    The collapse of Lehman Brothers remains shorthand for the start of the global financial crisis and a period when the foundations of capitalism shook. A decade on the Western financial system is still struggling to move out of the shadow of the events of 15 September 2008. Political events around the world today are still [...]

  • In the shadow of the Lehman Brothers collapse: A decade of change in the City of London

    September 14, 2018

    The collapse of Lehman Brothers remains shorthand for the start of the global financial crisis and a period when the foundations of capitalism shook. A decade on the Western financial system is still struggling to move out of the shadow of the events of 15 September 2008. Political events around the world today are still [...]

  • Events with a Greater Return: ICAEW Conferences

    September 12, 2018

    What do a farmer, a charity chief executive and a managing partner at a solicitor’s firm all have in common? They all need talented accountants to help them make a success of their organisation. And these accountants can all benefit from the diverse portfolio of events offered by ICAEW, the membership body for 150,000 chartered [...]

  • Private equity group Abraaj closes London office as cost-cutting continues

    September 11, 2018

    Dubai-headquartered private equity giant Abraaj is closing its London office as part of cost-cutting measures ahead of the sale of its fund management unit. Liquidator PwC confirmed the closure of the company's Mayfair base and said it is part of normal money saving activities during an insolvency process. Read more: TGI Friday’s private equity owner Electra ends buyout talks The [...]

  • Debenhams chair lashes out at firm’s ‘nosy neighbours’

    September 11, 2018

    The chairman of troubled department store Debenhams today sought to justify the firm's decision to rush a trading update out yesterday as an attempt to stop "nosy neighbours" speculating about its future.  Debenhams' shares plunged 17 per cent yesterday after reports over the weekend revealed it had brought in KPMG to advise on a number of restructuring [...]

  • Litigation funder Vannin Capital lines up £1bn London float

    September 10, 2018

    Litigation funder Vannin Capital said today it is planning to list in London next month in a float that market sources say could hit a £1bn valuation. The listing will comprise an approximately £70m issue of new shares by the company and the sale of shares by existing shareholders to facilitate a free float of [...]

  • Debenhams share price tumbles as firm mulls over rescue plan

    September 10, 2018

    Shares in high street retailer Debenhams crashed 17 per cent this morning after it emerged the firm had brought in KPMG to advise on a number of options to save the struggling company.  Debenhams has had a gruelling year, announcing three profit warnings so far alongside a raft of job cuts, causing its share price to tank [...]

  • Debenhams calls in top auditors to weigh up potential insolvency

    September 9, 2018

    Embattled department store chain Debenhams has called in Big Four accountancy firm KPMG to help carry out desperate restructuring measures which could include a controversial insolvency process. Among the contingency options currently being weighed up by KPMG is a company voluntary arrangement (CVA), which is an insolvency option that can be used to close stores [...]

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