Begbies Traynor confirmou planos de se comprometer com um arrendamento de vários anos em Liverpool em instalações na Old Hall Street, em um símbolo visível de apoio à cidade. Publicado por Begbies Traynor revela que mais 8.000 empresas em Merseyside estão em sofrimento financeiro significativo, um aumento de 17% em relação ao mesmo tempo no ano passado. Em todos os setores em toda a nossa região e muitos empresários estão enfrentando sofrimento financeiro agudo e pressão crescente. Também é um símbolo visível que confirma que esta é uma ótima cidade para trabalhar e basear seus negócios. ”
Begbies Traynor says its rescue and recovery services are in demand as business owners across all sectors face continued challenges in responding to the pandemic.
The latest Red Flag Alert research published by Begbies Traynor reveals that more 8,000 firms across Merseyside are in significant financial distress, up 17% from the same time last year.
Keith Tully, partner in the Liverpool office of Begbies Traynor, said:
“This year has presented huge challenges to businesses in all sectors across our region and many business owners are facing acute financial distress and growing pressure.
“We have extended the lease on our premises at a time where many companies may be tempted to pull out because we believe it’s a practical measure to support our staff who want a blend of office life and home-working and also helps our clients and professional contacts. It’s also a visible symbol that confirms this is a great city to work and base your business.”
Jason Greenhalgh, parceiro em Begbies Breynor em Liverpool, adicionado: | - 315
“We are have already seen many businesses restructure their operations and finances and we expect to see more in the weeks and months ahead. Times are certainly challenging but company directors must tackle the issues they face and seek professional advice to explore all their options.”
