Blog
- June 2, 2020
- Posted by: Tom Murray
- Category: Business
As someone who spent his formative years helping out a parent who had a retail business, I have always had an interest in the retail sector and the challenges facing those working in it.› Even before Covid-19 hit it for six, it is fair to say that executives and senior management in retail had challenges…
- May 11, 2020
- Posted by: Jim Stafford
- Category: Business
Delighted to be this weeks Expert in the Personal Finance Column of the Irish Indepedent where I focus on typical queries arising from Covid. You may click through on the link below. Irish Independent Finance Column In the column I address queries regarding maintaining payments in a Personal Insolvency Arrangement, a divorce, a bankruptcy and…
- May 7, 2020
- Posted by: Jim Stafford
- Category: Business
The Consulative Committee of Accountancy Bodies-Ireland recently issued Technical Guidance on how to hold Virtual Creditors meetings. We are now arranging creditors meetings with the benefit of this guidance. Having now held a number of Virtual Creditors meetings I set out below some common sense tips on how to successfully conduct such meetings. The CCABI…
- April 16, 2020
- Posted by: Tom Murray
- Category: Business
CCAB(I) have today provided guidance to Insolvency Practitioners on the convening and holding of Creditors Meetings during the Covid-19 pandemic. In summary, creditors meetings can now be held remotely by telephone and/or video conferencing facilities. This allows appointments to proceed and provide creditors and members with the opportunity to participate in meetings and request any…
- April 16, 2020
- Posted by: Jim Stafford
- Category: Business
The Consultative Committee of Accountancy Bodies-Ireland have just instructed its members that Creditors meetings must be held Virtually. I set out the link to the notice on the CAI website: CCABI Notice The instruction will promote much debate amongst creditors.