It's bank holiday weekend and episode 9 is here! On Wednesday the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill was published. The main themes were as expected, but Nick and Jo discuss the final proposals in more detail and look ahead to the economic shock a second peak of the virus could bring...

Jo and Nick are back again for episode 8 of our coronavirus podcast! This week, they shift their focus to the financial services exemptions in the forthcoming Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill.

With the high street on life support, social care at breaking point and the CEBR citing 500,000 businesses could be at high risk of insolvency if the lockdown persists, what are the implications for the economy?...

Jo and Nick discuss the impact coronavirus is having on banks and the potential implications this has for the economy in Q3 and beyond. Also, it seems that private equity-backed organisations won’t be eligible for the larger business loan scheme because of state aid rules...

The tussle between landlords and non-paying tenants continues, with some drastic government measures introduced last night. Jo and Nick also discuss trade credit insurance - how confident will businesses be to continue trading on credit terms? And will the fashion industry survive...

This weeks focus is the Office for Budget Responsibility's reference scenario and the impact on the UK economy.

Episode 3 looks at how medium and large companies will fund their way out of the crisis. There have been large equity raises from ASOS and WHSmith, with more businesses looking to do the same.

What impact will the virus have on corporate insolvency? There have been two recent high profile failures, Carluccio's and BrightHouse and more landlords are looking to serve winding up petitions...

Welcome to the brand new podcast from Company Watch! With the news that a global pandemic is upon us, Nick and Jo discuss corporate ethics and how businesses should be behaving responsibly in the wake of the virus.