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The Insolvency Service (the Insolvency Service)
We're seeking views on improvements to corporate governance within companies which are in or are approaching insolvency.
This call for evidence will principally be of interest to the insolvency industry, including insolvency practitioners and their staff, Recognised Professional Bodies, current and prospective bond providers and brokers, compliance agents, and those involved in insolvency proceedings, in particular creditors. We would welcome responses from any member of these groups or from any other field.
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