CVAs
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We should applaud intu for standing up to Arcadia
Intu’s stand against the retailer highlights the unfairness of the CVA process
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Arcadia CVAs approved after crunch vote
The retail group’s creditors have voted in favour of a widespread store restructuring through CVAs
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Sports Direct launches legal challenge to Debenhams CVAs
The troubled retailer has confirmed it has received challenges from parties including Sports Direct
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The Arcadia landlords bracing for CVA outcome
The creditor vote on Arcadia’s company voluntary arrangements takes place at midday today
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Another day, another CVA: the new normal for store disposal?
Over the past two years we have become accustomed to retailers launching CVAs to close stores.
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The world of high street CVAs
How are countries with different legal systems addressing the challenges to their own high streets?
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Retail steels itself for another rocky year
Despite the challenges it faces, the retail sector offers plenty of opportunities in 2019
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Carpetright losses grow amid ‘extensive’ store closures
Carpetright has reported an £11.7m pre-tax loss in its latest half-year results, as it continues its radical store closure strategy. The retailer closed 65 underperforming stores in the 26 weeks…
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How to spot the CVA warning signs
It has been a bumper year for company voluntary agreements, but what do they mean for landlords?
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Ashley demands ‘full hour’ with Westminster committee
The Sports Direct chief executive has requested to speak to MPs in person
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Woolworths: 10 years after the collapse
A decade without pick’n’mix – we take a look at the Woolworths collapse and what has happened since
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Hairdresser Regis UK outlines CVA proposals
The services firm is seeking rent reductions of between 25% and 100% at 151 of its 220 salons