Businesses at risk as half of leaders forgo a will

Despite risk mitigation increasingly keeping business owners up at night, an alarming number do not have a current will, a business advisory firm has found.

by | 5 Mar, 2018

IFAC issues call for board nominations

HLB Mann Judd’s Georgina Ridhalgh said that business owners have become increasingly nervous about their ability to protect themselves and their family from risk, with the firm’s SME Research Report 2017/18 finding the issue has rapidly overtaken other traditional concerns among business owners, including cash flow.

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