
Guide to the UK Government proposed reforms to the corporate insolvency regime
In response to the profound market disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic and to stave off a predicted “tsunami” of corporate insolvencies, the UK Government has announced its plans to enact a series of urgent law reforms, aimed at keeping as many of the affected businesses as possible intact and trading.
This guide focusses on a range of major reforms to the corporate insolvency regime, which are the culmination of a UK government consultation which concluded in 2018.
Read more for a detailed summary on the proposed reforms.
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