Inflation in the UK has spiked to 9.1%, the highest level in more than 40 years. Figures from May 2022 have revealed the soaring costs of gas, electricity, food and transport are having a dramatic impact on business cashflow as we feel the squeeze from the worsening cost of living crisis. The recent hikes in …
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75% of SMEs in the UK are fearful of the long-term effects of the UK’s cost of living crisis. This comes off the back of Barclays SME Barometer, a survey of business sentiment released each quarter. Inflation and spiralling costs for raw materials, goods, machinery and energy have dominated headlines this year and even with …
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Darcey Quigley & Co are delighted to announce that we have partnered with Know-it, the all-in-one credit management platform. Know-it is a tech solution that brings three key areas of the credit control process together in one place: Know-it automates credit management giving you more time to spend on other aspects of your business, whilst …
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New research from Begbies Traynor “Red Flag Alert” has revealed stark figures, signalling a 19% year on year increase in the number of companies in critical financial stress, with 1,891 companies affected in Q1 2022. The industry most at risk is construction. The construction industry has felt the brunt of the late payment problem with …
Numbers of Businesses at Risk of Collapse Are Rocketing Read More »
The impact of rising energy prices on your business cashflow can be monumental. The cost of energy, price cap increases and the number of energy companies failing in recent months are putting immense pressure on UK businesses. With UK businesses chasing a combined £61 billion in late payments protecting your business cashflow is more critical …
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There is a dark cloud above us as the number of corporate insolvencies continue to rise in Scotland, England and Wales. With corporate insolvencies expected to increase by 33% this year, UK insolvency figures from Q4 2021 are showing that the needle is indeed moving. Corporate insolvencies in Scotland The number of Scottish corporate insolvencies …
Imagine having a crystal ball and seeing which customers are not going to pay you on time before you run into the problems late payments cause. By tuning into your customer’s behaviours, you will be able to clearly identify if there is a risk of your invoices being paid late. Understanding that invoices could be …
Spotting The Warning Signs That A Client Isn’t Going To Pay Read More »
As we wrap up the year and get planning for 2022 it is time to reflect on the previous 12 months and improve our processes, so we are in a strong position for the year ahead. Over the past 12 months we have noticed three key areas where businesses must be better equipped to avoid …
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The number of corporate insolvencies is about to erupt. Global corporate insolvency numbers are expected to increase by 33% next year, returning to levels not seen since before the pandemic began. Deloitte estimate that they could be even higher than the 60% increase in corporate insolvencies experienced in 2009 during the global financial crisis. We …
Corporate Insolvencies Are Rising. What Is Causing Them To Increase? Read More »
Creditors have been dealt another blow with the temporary restrictions on winding-up petitions being extended by a further three months. With recent delays to the removal of some of the final coronavirus restrictions, we are still not out of the woods yet and this is having a prolonged impact on the economy. This three-month extension …
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