In this episode, Cameron Hawley joins us to explore the fascinating world of insolvency through real-life stories of unusual assets, complex structures, and strategic sale tactics. Join us as we share insights on asset valuation, creditor dynamics, and the art of maximizing value in challenging scenarios.

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This episode explores the complex world of block transfer orders (BTOs) in insolvency, highlighting their history, legal nuances, regulatory challenges, and best practices for practitioners. Aimed at insolvency professionals, it offers insights into avoiding pitfalls and ensuring compliance.

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In this episode, Jo Wilson and Jane Stephenson explore the complexities of dealing with properties in insolvency, sharing practical tips, legal updates, and lessons learned to help insolvency practitioners navigate high-risk property issues effectively.

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In this engaging interview, Chips Hardy shares insights into his diverse writing career which includes writing an insolvency series with Stephen Hunt, from books and plays to TV and film. He discusses the creative process, character development, and how storytelling can explore human nature and societal issues, including his current project on the Ukrainian war.

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In this episode, Stephen Hunt interviews Francesca Tackie of Mercury Corporate Recovery Solutions to explore her journey, the importance of diversity and inclusion in the insolvency profession, and the challenges faced by small practitioners.

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In this episode, Stephen Hunt interviews James Hurley, Assistant Business Editor of The Times, about the perception of insolvency practitioners, media relations, and tackling fraud. They explore how the industry can improve transparency, public understanding, and regulatory effectiveness.

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In this episode, we explore the impact of a seldom utilised rule relating to costs and expense in insolvent estates. Once we explored its practical implications, it became clear that its impact is far wider and more significant than first thought.

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In this bonus episode, Frank Turnbull and Stephen Hunt share tips on how to achieve a successful recording from the right kit to what to do with your hands after the recording light turns on.

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In this episode, Stephen Hunt and Charles Jeffrey explore the evolving landscape of litigation funding in insolvency, discussing market trends, pricing models, risk management, and how to optimize case funding strategies.

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This episode Jane Stephenson explores the impact of COVID-19 on director disqualifications, focusing on COVID loan abuse, the changing landscape post-pandemic, and lessons for insolvency practitioners and lawyers. Featuring insights from experts Mike Pavitt from Paris Smith Solicitors and Andrew Goodson, it offers a detailed analysis of recent statistics, policy implications, and future trends.

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