Administrators report reveals the extent of the firm’s liabilities and what went wrong prior to its collapse in November
January 06, 2016 at 05:08 AM
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Insurance law firm Parabis owed creditors £121m when it collapsed and entered into administration last November, an accountants report reveals.
According to a report by administrators AlixPartners, secured creditors of the Parabis group are owed £73.4m, and unsecured creditors are owed £47.5m.
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