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Alderley Loan Notes: New Documents Raise Serious Questions
In our previous post, we covered concerns about Alderley Group loan notes. These included repayment delays, redemption extensions, winding-up petitions,…
Investors Concerned over Alderley Group Loan Notes
Alderley Group (2019) Limited, a company that raised millions through loan notes linked to affordable housing developments, is facing growing…
Timeline: Robin Barrasford and Halcyon
The reported arrest of Robin Barrasford in Spain is the latest development in a long-running sequence of events involving Barrasford,…
Ashbrookes Loan Notes Update: Security, Default, and Recovery
Investors and loan note holders in the Ashbrookes Group structure have contacted Insolvency & Law, reporting delayed or missed redemption…
Aventurine Climate and WH2025: What the Documents Show…
Publicly available records for energy company Aventurine Climate Ltd (previously known as WH2025 Ltd) raise questions about how investor security:…
New Capital Link: Fake Offices and False Impressions
For many months, we’ve been writing about New Capital Link (NCL), a London-based company that promotes unregulated investment schemes. So…
Companies House: New Director ID Rules Target Fraudsters
In an effort to reduce the number of faceless and fraudulent UK business owners, from November 2025, all company directors…
Alert: Woodpile Media Limited – Insolvent and Still Trading
Our company alert this week relates to Woodpile Media Limited, a business and domestic software development company with a registered…
79th Group: The Webster’s’ Bankruptcies. Reset or the Walls Closing In?
The position of the former The 79th Group directors has now moved into a far more serious phase. Three of…
New Capital Link: A Case Study in How Not to Do Pre-Action Correspondence
Regular readers of this blog will already be familiar with New Capital Link, its associates, and the issues raised in…
Why Delays Hamper Third-Party Action
The greatest enemy of third-party action is not the operator who caused the loss. It is delay. Most investors do…
79th Group Update: The Webster Family Freezing Order – Decisive Action or Delayed Optics?
A worldwide freezing order (WFO) was recently granted against David Webster and his sons Jake and Curtis. Long‑time directors and…
The 79th Group: When Law Meets Accountability- Why Creditors Deserve Their Day in Court
The story of The 79th Group is no longer just about a failed investment scheme. It is about what happens…
After the Tide Turns: Accountability and Silence in the Armstrong Infrastructure & Property Finance Loan Note Collapse
When the tide goes out, we see who’s been swimming in borrowed confidence, and for investors in Armstrong Infrastructure &…
Third-Party Actions Part Two: How Creditors Build Real Recovery Claims
In Part One, we explained what third-party actions are and why they matter in insolvency. This second part focuses on…
79th Group: The Gatekeepers, the Power Struggle, and the Silence That Shields the System
If you’re a loan note holder caught in the wreckage of the 79th Group, you’ve already suffered the consequences of…