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Many company directors borrow money from their businesses through what’s known as a director’s loan account (DLA). In principle, there’s nothing wrong with this, so long as the money is repaid in a timely manner. Problems arise when the account becomes overdrawn, and the company runs into financial difficulty. If you’re a director with an…

In today’s volatile commercial landscape, unpaid debts can severely undermine cash flow, disrupt operations, and threaten the survival of a business. For creditors facing non-performing debts, particularly those involving insolvent, evasive, or asset-dissipating debtors, debt assignment provides a powerful and often underused legal remedy. It allows for the structured transfer of debt ownership, enabling specialist…

As The 79th Group enters administration, many loan note holders are left uncertain about what this means for their investment. What happens to the money? Who gets paid first? And how does the process actually work? This article breaks down the administration process under UK insolvency law and explains why loan note holders are now…

Over the past few weeks, a wave of The 79th Group companies has collapsed into formal administration, putting millions of pounds of Loan Note Holders capital at risk. If you hold a loan note with any of these companies, the decisions being made right now will determine whether you recover anything at all. Administrators are…

Part 3- Unravelling the Team Behind Billy Jackson Executive Summary -Billy Jackson operates a network of companies heavily reliant on Loan Note investments, many of which have defaulted on payments.-Our investigation uncovers a support network of introducers, trustees, and administrators lending legitimacy to these operations.-Investor reviews and legal records reveal a troubling pattern of defaults,…