Articles, tagged with "receivership", page 2

FDIC Bank Takeover and Foreclosure - Exemptions to Immunity

As mentioned in a previous article, it can be very difficult for homeowners facing foreclosure to raise certain claims in court when the bank holding their loan has failed and been taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Case law and fede... Read >
Author: Nick Adama

Do You Own Your SaaS Website? Part 3 - Your Opt-In and Customer Lists

Copyright © 2009 Chip Cooper Stop and think about your website for a minute. Think about ownership. You're probably thinking of the typical website elements - web pages, content, and background software. Possibly even your domain name. Right? ... Read >
Author: Chip Cooper

Remove Debt Frets with Insolvency Service

Insolvency is generally that stage where the person or a company is not able to pay its debt or is unable to fulfil its financial commitments. But the term insolvency should not to be mingled with the term bankruptcy as the latter one indulges in more leg... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

Restructuring could get your troubled business back on track

If you are noticing issues with profitability, having problems with meeting your tax bills, or have any outstanding debts to the ATO then you are probably thinking that you will have to resort to insolvency via administration, liquidation, or receivership... Read >
Author: Michael Quinn

How to save with structured products – do they make a good investment?

The easy answer sounds like it'll be a "no". When you couple the collapse last year of the giant investment bank Lehmans (who provided backing to billions of pounds worth of products) and a little known company called Keydata (who administered products pr... Read >
Author: alangill123

What are you rights after getting fired on the job?

Termination can come as a shock to employees who believe they have served their employer proudly for years. In the current recession, many workers are being laid off or fired, some with warning, and others with little notice. Corporate has continually sur... Read >
Author: Kevin Johnson

Fury that banks are hitting small builders after Applecross goes bust

Scotland could lose all its small building firms over the next six months, the chairman of collapsed construction company Applecross has warned. Graham Aggett, whose company fell into the hands of receivers last week, claimed that other small firms would... Read >
Author: Rivington

Make sure your Holiday is Covered!

Over the last year a number of travel companies such as Freedom Direct have gone under leaving many people's holiday's ruined and unnecessary stress caused by having to re-book trips. Whether you are booking a holiday package or your flights, hotel and... Read >
Author: Olivia Neate

Change in the air for mortgage brokers?

Another fortnight into 2009 and there is a whiff of change in the air. However, for every good news item there is still a sad story of a business failing and more "For sale/let" signboards on the High Street. On the plus side there is a steady appetite... Read >
Author: MarkeD

Business liability insurance is critical to protect your business from harm.

Today's economic climate has caused billions of pounds worth of problems for companies - both large and small. As more and more businesses find their backs are up against the wall, one significant and unexpected cost could easily finish them off. So now -... Read >
Author: Harvey McEwan

Gannt Charts in Project Management

Companies that do not use project management tools such as Gantt Charts do so at their own peril. One construction company, for example, incurred numerous fines and penalties due to project delays that resulted in a project being late by 5 quarters. The c... Read >
Author: Steve Wilheir

How To Produce Your Own Limited Company

To aid with the fiscal troubles in these trying times where financial issues are hanging around everyplace, we are forced to surrender on the hope of putting up businesses to help with the fiscal problems. There are varying ways of making money even with ... Read >
Author: Mike Barley

Your Privacy Policy: Plan Ahead Or Your Opt-In and Customer Lists May Be In Jeopardy

Copyright © 2009 Chip Cooper I talk to clients all the time about not falling into the trap of believing that their privacy policy is really nothing but a lot of fluff, filled with vague, self-serving statements such as "we respect your privacy". I... Read >
Author: Chip Cooper

Probable Loss and the Law of Large Numbers

A Large, Homogeneous Group of Exposure Units To facilitate the prediction of the probable loss through use of the law of large numbers, it is essential that there be a large number of similar units exposed to the same peril. If a company can insure onl... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

Bankers Would Have Reaped a Windfall if Yesterday’s “Emergency Economic Stabilization Act” Had

The current economic crisis is undeniably vast and frightening. This is precisely the type of situation that deserves governmental intervention. The problem is that we do not trust the current administration. We were told that the Bush Administration's... Read >
Author: Geoff Mousseau

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