Sarah Marsden

Manager

Biography

Sarah is a Manager in our Preston office. She began her career at Begbies Traynor after leaving college, entering the firm as an Office Junior. She is now a Manager in the Personal Insolvency team at Preston, and specialises in Bankruptcy and Investigative Insolvency.

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Units 2 to 3 Winckley Court
Chapel Street, Preston, PR1 8BU

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Over half a million UK businesses fighting for survival as UK economy stagnates

The latest Begbies Traynor “Red Flag Alert” research, which has provided a snapshot of British corporate health for over 15 years, highlights the speed at which financial distress has accelerated over the last 12 months, with 554,554 UK businesses now in ‘significant’ financial distress – a 30.8% rise compared to Q1 2023. This deterioration now affects all 22 sectors covered by this latest research.

Haulage company in financial difficulty

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2023 – The covid financing hangover

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UK utility companies in hot water

The UK water industry operates in a complex operational and financial environment which has pushed the sector’s largest company, Thames Water, to the brink of insolvency and raised the prospect of a temporary government privatisation.