Keywood Group Ltd

22/06/2026

04/10/2023

Insolvency, while often viewed as a last resort, can provide struggling businesses with a chance for a fresh start. There are several insolvency options available, each with their own implications and benefits.

Want to know what options you have for Insolvency? Here we explore a brief summary of all Insolvency options | Insolvency Practitioners |

30/08/2023

Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation, commonly known as CVL, is a formal insolvency procedure where a company decides to voluntarily cease its business operations and liquidate its assets to pay off its outstanding debts.

The decision to enter into CVL is typically made by the company’s board of directors and requires the approval of the company’s shareholders.

Considering closing your company? Not sure if voluntary liquidation is right for you? Call us FREE today | Insolvency Practitioners |

09/08/2023

In recent years, the term “insolvency” has become increasingly familiar in the UK as a result of economic challenges, market fluctuations and unforeseen events like the global financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Want to know what Insolvency is? Can Insolvency help you? Find out by calling us for FREE today | Licensed Insolvency Practitioners |

21/06/2023

Depending on the circumstances, an insolvency practitioner is able to perform a number of functions across a variety of different scenarios.

In general, Insolvency Practitioners will have a great amount of experience in dealing with businesses who are facing financial difficulty and with corporate insolvencies widely expected to increase, now may be a good time to review your financial position.

Need advice from an Insolvency Practitioner? Call us for FREE advice today on 0121 201 0399 | Licensed Insolvency Practitioners |

24/05/2023

Figures recently published by the Insolvency Service confirm that almost 50% of the director disqualifications obtained by the Insolvency Service in 2022/23 (932 in total), were as a result of misconduct relating to Covid-19 support schemes.

For companies that applied for and used Bounce Back Loan funds for the intended purposes, there should be no cause for concern. However, if your company applied for help which it was not eligible for, or the funds have not been used properly, then you should consider the potential implications.

Find out what options you have if your company cannot pay its Bounce Back Loan | What is Bounce Back Misuse? Insolvency Practitioners |

03/05/2023

A winding up petition is serious legal action taken by a creditor in relation to a company that owes them money.

Where a company’s relationship with a creditor deteriorates to the point where a winding up petition has been issued, or threatened, prompt action and advice from a Licenced Insolvency Practitioner is essential.

Being threatened with a Winding up Petition? We can help stop the Winding up Petition | Call us for FREE instant advice now on 0208 912 0399 |

30/03/2023

Keywood Group Ltd are pleased to announce the appointment of Maria Doggett as an Administrator in the firm’s Birmingham Office.

Maria has worked with several high street banks including Barclays and most recently within the financial crime department at TSB.

Maria has joined Keywood Group with a wealth of experience in financial crime and has an excellent grasp on analysis and investigations.

Welcome to the team Maria!

Exciting News here at Keywood Group | Welcome to the team Maria | New Administrator | Staff Expansion | Insolvency Practitioners |

22/02/2023

As we know, Bounce Back Loans supported eligible businesses through the Covid-19 pandemic, but many fraudsters are thought to have exploited eligibility checks.

Over 1.5 million loans were issued under the scheme and the total borrowing is a reported £47 billion.

It was recently announced that Barclays Bank is working with Manolete Partners Plc in a pilot scheme which will seek to recover money from borrowers in default.

Are you stressed about Bounce Back Loan payments? Has the bank passed matters to Solicitors? We can help call 0121 201 0399 today |

25/01/2023

Sway And Starting Limited (formerly Middleton Global Ltd), a company operated by former SAS: Who Dares Wins frontman Ant Middleton, recently went into voluntary liquidation with the TV personality having an overdrawn loan account of £2.7M.

If you are a director of a limited company you should consider the practical implications of all decisions made, and take time to fully understand what a director loan account is.

Are you looking to close your company? Do you owe money to the company? Have an overdrawn Director Loan Account? We can HELP call today |