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Caroline Clark

Caroline Clark's insolvency career began over 30 years ago and includes senior responsibility for a portfolio of cases as well as regulatory experience working for the Joint Insolvency Monitoring Unit and national responsibility for compliance and technical matters working for major UK practices. Caroline is now a director of RMCSC, giving high quality insolvency compliance and management advice. As well as being a qualified insolvency practitioner Caroline has an MBA. This, together with experience outside the insolvency profession means that Caroline is qualified to advise about strategic and operational management as well as insolvency. Caroline is also a member of Mensa. Caroline has experience in most areas of personal and corporate insolvency but areas of particular interest include:- Compliance with statute and the principles of best practice including SIPs Strategy, systems and policies Risk analysis Complaints Progress reports Remuneration Regulation and fee estimates The practical and commercial application of legal and regulatory insolvency requirements Conflicts of interest
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Where a company is in creditors’ voluntary liquidation and HMRC's debt is being challenged by the
Where a company is in creditors’ voluntary liquidation and HMRC's debt is being challenged by the
Q&A

This Q&A addresses the issues that arise where a company is in Creditor’s Voluntary Liquidation CVL and HMRC's debt is being challenged by the director at the Appeals Tribunal.

Where the winding up of a partnership and the partners’ bankruptcies occurred in 2008 and have since been
Where the winding up of a partnership and the partners’ bankruptcies occurred in 2008 and have since been
Q&A

This Q&A considers where the winding up of a partnership and the partners’ bankruptcies occurred in 2008 and have since been consolidated, and an application to court is to be made or creditors’ decision sought to appoint a trustee, whether the Insolvency Rules 1986 or Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016 apply.

Why would a deed of indemnity in favour of a members’ voluntary liquidation cover the company (in
Why would a deed of indemnity in favour of a members’ voluntary liquidation cover the company (in
Q&A

This Q&A considers best practice for drafting the deed of indemnity in connection with an MVL.

Practice Area

Panels

  • Other Publications
  • Q&A Panel

Education

  • Birmingham University
  • JIEB
  • The Queen's School, Chester

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