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The Rise and Fall of a £70million Investment Scam
In a shocking case of financial deception, Anthony Constantinou, the mastermind behind a Ponzi-style investment scam, has been found guilty. Constantinou, the founder of Capital World Markets (CWM), promised investors lucrative returns on risk-free foreign exchange trades. However, instead of investing the funds as promised, he used new investors’ money to pay off existing investors.…
Read MoreNavigating Challenges: Larger Businesses Facing Insolvencies
In the ever-changing economic landscape of the United Kingdom, businesses are facing insolvencies, and the daunting task of navigating rising inflation and interest rates. While smaller companies have been at the forefront of these challenges in recent times, larger corporations are now bracing themselves for impact. We uncover the factors contributing to this turbulent journey…
Read MoreDeTrafford’s Gallery Gardens: Investors Seek Justice
Revelations surrounding the collapse of two companies behind the ambitious £94m Gallery Gardens development in Manchester have left a trail of distress for investors. The companies in question, DeTrafford Regiment Limited and DeTrafford Gallery Gardens Block A Limited, entered administration. Leaving behind debts totalling over £40m. We explore the circumstances leading to the collapse and…
Read MoreDeTrafford Downfall: Collapsed Ventures and Investor Claims
The recent financial collapse of multiple DeTrafford property development companies has significantly impacted investors. With failed projects and rising debts, the company’s future remains uncertain. As investors navigate the consequences, a glimmer of hope arises as we delve into bringing claims against third parties. In this article, we explore the troubled history of DeTrafford and…
Read MoreConstruction Firms Face Financial Pressure, Leading to Insolvency
The construction industry is currently going through a challenging phase, as shown by recent data from the UK’s Insolvency Service. During the first quarter of 2023, there was a notable increase in insolvencies. With construction companies making up nearly 1/5th of all recorded cases. This figure amounts to 19% of known insolvent firms. This is…
Read MoreOverdue Invoices and the Rise in Insolvency Figures
Insolvency figures were off the charts in England and Wales in March 2023. The latest data shows a 30% increase in companies going under with a rise in overdue invoices. It’s a rough time for businesses, particularly those in hospitality, retail, and travel. In the wake of COVID-19, the economy is still in chaos. Moreover,…
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