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The leading quarterly magazine for professionals working within insolvency and business recovery in the UK.
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Welcome to the summer edition of Recovery. In this issue we explore how challenging conditions are playing out across the UK economy, with a particular focus on construction – a sector often seen as a bellwether of wider economic health. R3’s Quarterly Business Health Report for Q1 2026 found that construction is currently the most […]
Welcome to the refreshed Recovery magazine. After a brief hiatus, R3 has relaunched the publication with a new publishing partner, Think, and a new look. While it Recovery may appear look different from before, the quality remains the same, with in-depth analysis of the key issues affecting the restructuring, turnaround and insolvency profession. You can […]
Recent geopolitical and economic events have affected various sectors across the UK, and this edition examines a range of areas where financial distress is being felt and the new ways of working needed to tackle them.
Rising inflation, stagnant growth, trade tariffs and wars. Welcome to 2025, which looks like being an interesting year for our profession.
The new Government is doing its tax and spend thing and Mr Trump will be back in the White House in 2025, which all suggests that it could be an interesting year for our profession. To conclude this year of elections, we look at Government-related issues.
I hope you had a good Summer. We ease you back into things with our Autumn edition looking, as our theme, at the current state of prepackaged administrations – ‘pre-packs’.
Let me start by congratulating R3’s new incoming president, Tim Cooper, on his appointment and his first Recovery column, and thank you to our outgoing president and Recovery editorial board member, Nicky Fisher, for all her efforts over the past 12 months.
Hopefully, the New Year has started well for you. Has it started well for the economy?
As we approach the end of another year, the economic outlook for the UK remains uncertain as debate continues as to whether a recession will be avoided.
What have you missed? Well inflation is starting to fall, but interest rates continue to increase and this appears to be causing further distress in the economy, as demonstrated by the Wilko administration. This gives a further opportunity for our industry to demonstrate its value in controlling and mitigating the current damage that we are […]
Before we get into the content, I would first like to welcome Alexandra Davies of Menzies in Cardiff to the editorial board and to welcome back Alan Bennett, now at Womble Bond Dickinson. Glad to have both of you on board and the South West and Wales is now fully represented! This edition’s theme is […]
The economic outlook appears to be improving, but 2023 has already brought with it the administrations of Flybe and Paperchase, and record insolvency numbers.