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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 the four directors are bankrupt. David Gary Webster’s bankruptcy is recorded in The Gazette. The petition was presented by a creditor on 18 November 2025, and the bankruptcy order was made on 13 January 2026.…
Read MoreNew 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 our previous reporting. Those articles examined corporate structures, public representations, and the backgrounds of individuals connected with matters we considered firmly in the public interest. For readers who want the broader context, our previous reporting…
Read MoreThe Danger of Waiting: Why Delayed Action Destroys Third Party Action
Most investors do not lose their ability to recover money because the law is complicated. They lose it through hesitation. An update is expected. Reassurance feels imminent. A police announcement seems like progress. Administrators appear to be reviewing matters. The entire situation feels overwhelming, unfair or simply too exhausting to confront. So, the instinct is…
Read More79th 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 central figures in the 79th Group corporate network. According to online sources, “Counsel for the administrators of a number of 79th Group companies obtained the freeze of their assets, an asset disclosure order and the…
Read MoreThe 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 to ordinary people when the system that should protect them instead pushes them to the margins. Behind every claim is someone who trusted, someone who saved, someone now facing the consequences of a collapse they…
Read MoreAfter 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 & Property Finance Limited (AIPF), the water has receded completely. The company’s October 2025 update strips away years of opaque reassurance and lays bare a story of poor oversight, questionable judgment, and silence from those appointed…
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