There is much discussion at the moment regarding the remuneration of insolvency practitioners with some commentators even suggesting an independent body to oversee and review the same.
Part of the problem appears to be that of perception, where an insolvency practitioner (“IP”) records time spent on an insolvent estate with the same subject simply to historical approval in principle from creditors. The IP is then able to write a cheque out accordingly for the time costs incurred. In reality there are procedures and checks which prevent it from being quite so straight forward but the apparent inability of the creditors (who are the ultimate clients) from in effect withholding the money because it is controlled by the insolvency practitioner does separate us from many other [...]
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