Archive for August 2025
When Fake Reviews Attack: Protecting Your Rights
In today’s digital economy, trust often rests on a star rating. A string of glowing five-star reviews can launch a business overnight, while a handful of one-star attacks can sink it just as quickly. Consumers rely on these comments when choosing where to eat, where to stay, and even who to trust with their money.…
Read MoreGroundhog Day for Loan Note Schemes: Why the Pattern Keeps Repeating and What Loan Note Holders Must Do
It feels like déjà vu. Another loan note scheme collapses. Investors lose savings. Familiar names and structures resurface under a new brand. This isn’t bad luck, it’s a formula. And unless loan note holders act quickly, the pattern will repeat again and again. The Life Cycle of Loan Notes Step by step, the same cycle…
Read MoreMisconceived and Misguided: Kroll Advisory’s Block On Creditor Justice
Why Assignments Matter When a company fails, individual creditors often lack the leverage to influence what happens next. By assigning their rights to a specialist like Insolvency & Law, creditors can combine their claims, speak with one voice, and ensure their interests are not side-lined. For loan note holders, this collective mechanism is often the…
Read MoreInsolvency Alert: ITB Developments Ltd- Trading Whilst Insolvent
If you’re thinking about supplying services to ITB Developments Ltd, think again. Our company alert this week is regarding ITB Developments Ltd, a property development company with a registered office in Southend-on-Sea. This company had owed our client £11,041.21 plus interest (the Debt) and costs for services supplied. On 29th May 2025 our client assigned…
Read MoreExposed: Security Trustee Arrangements in William Jackson Loan Note Companies Show Concerning Weaknesses
Loan note holders often invest believing a security trustee will safeguard their position, an independent party holding security over assets and stepping in if the issuer defaults. On paper, this offers protection. In reality, when trustees fail to act, that safeguard collapses. This question lies at the heart of the investment networks connected to William…
Read MoreArmstrong Infrastructure & Armstrong Bridging International-Warning Signs for Loan Note Holders
Late accounts, financial red flags, and a disappearing online footprint are raising serious concerns among loan note holders. Insolvency & Law has recently been contacted by an investor with funds tied up in two companies: Armstrong Infrastructure & Property Finance Limited (AIPF) and Armstrong Bridging International Limited (ABI). These loan notes are now significantly overdue.…
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