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Voluntary administrations fall sharply over past year

New data shows that VA appointments in the March quarter fell 85% on a year ago.

Voluntary administrations have fallen, but liquidations risen.

A sharp fall in the number of companies that end up in voluntary administration (VA) over the past year has been chalked up to many struggling firms not being worth saving.

The latest quarterly report on business failures from BWA Insolvency showed there were just four VA appointments in the March

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Nicholas Pointon Fri, 02 May 2025
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