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How to Spot a High-Risk Client
The Arcadia Group, Carillion, P&O Ferries — insolvencies and financial problems can appear sudden and unexpected, but if you used Red Flag Alert’s insolvency risk solution, you would see that these companies were showing red flags months and even years before their downfall. Find out what they had in common in our how to spot a high-risk client mini-series.
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Corporate insolvencies jumped 20% as inflation and higher interest rates eat into business profitability. Who will float and who will sink? The answer is not always as simple as good accounts and a decent payment history.
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The number of insolvencies were c. 27% higher than in the same month in June 2022 and compulsory liquidations in June 2023 were c. 77% higher than in June 2022 as the numbers of compulsory liquidations increase from the historical lows seen during the pandemic.
Nevertheless, in historical terms, the current forecast volume is still pretty bleak and its not just HMRC that are driving up the number of compulsory redundances. The big energy companies are starting to flex their muscles and in recent months there has been a surge in the number of energy companies petitioning for the winding up of their customers and although energy prices are no longer rising, they remain at or near historical highs and at unsustainable levels for thousand of energy intensive businesses.
Sources: Insolvency Service (compulsory liquidations only); Companies House (all other insolvency types)
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