Insolvency & Law

02/10/2026

💷 Did you know?

Around £500 million was invested across three failed UK loan note schemes examined in Peter Murray’s book, The £500 Million Loan Note Scam: Who Profits When Investors Lose?

Behind every failed investment are real people, real families and real financial consequences.

Many investors believed their investments were secure, only to find themselves facing uncertainty when payments stopped or companies entered financial difficulty.

If you’ve invested in a loan note that has stopped making interest payments, entered administration, liquidation or otherwise failed, it’s important to understand your position as early as possible.

Every matter is different, but preserving documents, understanding what happened and seeking specialist guidance early may help you better understand the options available.

Speak with a Recovery Specialist

For almost 18 years, Insolvency & Law has specialised in helping investors, creditors and other stakeholders understand complex recovery matters.

If your loan note investment has stopped making payments or you’d like to understand your potential recovery options, we’d be happy to speak with you.

📞 Call us on 020 7504 1300

📧 Email: [email protected]

🌐 Visit: insolvencyandlaw.co.uk


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29/09/2026

When every story is different, missing voices leave a gap

It's easy to assume your own experience as a 79th Group loan note holder is just one among many. But as the article points out, no two investors had the same experience, meaning each perspective could be the missing link needed to understand what really influenced investment decisions. Without wide participation, there’s a risk that key details and themes are overlooked, making it harder to build a complete and meaningful picture for everyone affected. If you’ve ever wondered whether your account matters, consider how vital it is in helping to identify what provided reassurance or raised concern for others as well.

Read the article to learn more about the importance of your unique story.



https://insolvencyandlaw.co.uk/79th-group-update/

or email: [email protected]

Insolvency & Law Ltd is a private commercial organisation offering debt enforcement and restructuring services solely in respect of debts legally assigned to it. We are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and do not provide investment advice, financial services, or representation for investors. Nothing published on this website should be construed as financial advice or a solicitation to invest.

For the avoidance of doubt, we do not conduct litigation and we are not solicitors or licensed insolvency practitioners.

Neither do we engage in any legal or financial regulated services or other regulated activities. We are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and nor do we provide claims management activities or any services pursuant with the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

28/09/2026

It’s rarely just one thing that shapes an investment decision

When reviewing the completed Investor Reliance Questionnaires from 79th Group loan note holders, one insight stands out: most investors did not rely on a single factor when deciding to invest. Instead, a blend of trust, professional involvement, governance structures, recommendations, perceived security, and the potential return often worked together to provide reassurance. This complexity shows that understanding what truly influenced these decisions means looking at all the factors in play, not just the financials. If you reflect on your own investment choices, what range of influences mattered most to you?



https://insolvencyandlaw.co.uk/79th-group-update/

or email: [email protected]

Insolvency & Law Ltd is a private commercial organisation offering debt enforcement and restructuring services solely in respect of debts legally assigned to it. We are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and do not provide investment advice, financial services, or representation for investors. Nothing published on this website should be construed as financial advice or a solicitation to invest.

For the avoidance of doubt, we do not conduct litigation and we are not solicitors or licensed insolvency practitioners.

Neither do we engage in any legal or financial regulated services or other regulated activities. We are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and nor do we provide claims management activities or any services pursuant with the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

28/09/2026

📋 A Monthly Financial Health Check Every Business Owner Should Complete

Most business problems don’t appear overnight.

They often develop gradually over weeks or months, making regular financial reviews one of the most valuable habits a business owner can build.

Here’s a simple monthly checklist to help you stay on top of your finances.

✅ Review your cash flow

Know what’s coming in, what’s going out and whether any shortfalls are likely over the coming weeks.

✅ Chase outstanding invoices

Late payments can quickly affect cash flow. A regular review of outstanding debts can help keep cash moving through the business.

✅ Check your HMRC position

Review upcoming VAT, PAYE and Corporation Tax obligations so there are no unexpected surprises.

✅ Review borrowing and repayments

Understand upcoming loan repayments, overdraft usage and any other financial commitments.

✅ Update your financial forecast

Looking ahead helps identify potential issues before they become immediate problems.

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Speak with an expert

Taking time to review your finances each month can help you identify issues early and make informed decisions with greater confidence.

If you’re concerned about your business finances or would like an independent view of your current position, our specialists are here to help.

📞 Speak with one of our specialists today on 020 7504 1300

🌐 Visit insolvencyandlaw.co.uk


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28/09/2026

A recognised professional name can make an investment opportunity feel more credible.

That is understandable. Professional reputations are built on qualifications, experience and, in many cases, regulation. When a solicitor, accountant, trustee or adviser is associated with an investment, some of that credibility may transfer to the opportunity itself.

But involvement does not automatically mean that the professional examined every aspect of the investment or was acting directly for investors.

Our latest video explains why investors need to look beyond the name and understand the precise scope of the professional’s work.

Watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIlgeuQu8zQ

Read the full Insolvency & Law article:
https://insolvencyandlaw.co.uk/why-professional-names-matter-in-investment-decisions/

To request an Investor Reliance Questionnaire, email [email protected].



Disclaimer: Insolvency & Law Ltd is not a firm of solicitors or licensed insolvency practitioners and does not conduct regulated legal or financial activities. This post is for general information and public-interest reporting only and does not constitute legal, financial or investment advice. Independent advice should be obtained where appropriate.

27/09/2026

Wondering how you can help clarify what happened with 79th Group investments?

If you are a 79th Group loan note holder, one practical step you can take right now is to complete the Investor Reliance Questionnaire. Each response helps the investigation process capture the full range of experiences, making it possible to identify patterns and gain a clearer understanding of what influenced investment decisions. Sharing the link with other investors you know could also make a real difference, especially for those who may not have seen previous updates. Every account adds to the bigger picture, and your input could help inform future recovery efforts.

Save this post so you can revisit the questionnaire link or pass it on if you meet others affected.



https://insolvencyandlaw.co.uk/79th-group-update/

or email: [email protected]

Insolvency & Law Ltd is a private commercial organisation offering debt enforcement and restructuring services solely in respect of debts legally assigned to it. We are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and do not provide investment advice, financial services, or representation for investors. Nothing published on this website should be construed as financial advice or a solicitation to invest.

For the avoidance of doubt, we do not conduct litigation and we are not solicitors or licensed insolvency practitioners.

Neither do we engage in any legal or financial regulated services or other regulated activities. We are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and nor do we provide claims management activities or any services pursuant with the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

26/09/2026

Which details made you feel secure about your 79th Group investment?

Recent reviews of completed Investor Reliance Questionnaires show that many investors in the 79th Group found reassurance in more than just the promised returns. Recurring themes included governance and oversight structures, legal documentation, tangible assets, and trusted recommendations. These examples highlight just how varied investor motivations were, according to the evidence collected so far. Each additional account helps clarify which factors truly mattered. If you want to help build a clearer understanding for all affected, your perspective could be invaluable.

Read the article to see how your experience might fit into the wider picture.



https://insolvencyandlaw.co.uk/79th-group-update/

or email: [email protected]

Insolvency & Law Ltd is a private commercial organisation offering debt enforcement and restructuring services solely in respect of debts legally assigned to it. We are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and do not provide investment advice, financial services, or representation for investors. Nothing published on this website should be construed as financial advice or a solicitation to invest.

For the avoidance of doubt, we do not conduct litigation and we are not solicitors or licensed insolvency practitioners.

Neither do we engage in any legal or financial regulated services or other regulated activities. We are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and nor do we provide claims management activities or any services pursuant with the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

25/09/2026

Looking back, what really tipped the scales for your 79th Group investment?

Many 79th Group loan note holders have described a mix of factors that shaped their decision, trust in a recommendation, the involvement of professionals, perceived security, or confidence in the governance arrangements. The article highlights that decisions were often influenced by several elements, not just the prospect of financial return. If you had to pick one, which factor gave you the most reassurance at the time? Your perspective could help reveal patterns that might otherwise be missed.

Share your main deciding factor in the comments to help broaden the discussion.



https://insolvencyandlaw.co.uk/79th-group-update/

or email: [email protected]

Insolvency & Law Ltd is a private commercial organisation offering debt enforcement and restructuring services solely in respect of debts legally assigned to it. We are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and do not provide investment advice, financial services, or representation for investors. Nothing published on this website should be construed as financial advice or a solicitation to invest.

For the avoidance of doubt, we do not conduct litigation and we are not solicitors or licensed insolvency practitioners.

Neither do we engage in any legal or financial regulated services or other regulated activities. We are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and nor do we provide claims management activities or any services pursuant with the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

25/09/2026

💡 5 Questions Every Business Owner Should Ask About Their Finances

Running a business means making decisions every day.

Taking a few minutes to ask yourself the right questions can help you identify potential issues before they become bigger challenges.

❓ 1. If one of my biggest customers stopped paying tomorrow, what would happen?

Understanding your reliance on key customers can help you assess financial resilience.

❓ 2. Do I know exactly what my business owes today?

Having a clear picture of your liabilities can make planning much easier.

❓ 3. Could I comfortably meet my next three months of financial commitments?

Looking ahead, rather than just at today’s bank balance, often provides a clearer picture of your financial health.

❓ 4. Have I reviewed my cash flow recently?

Cash flow is one of the most important indicators of a business’s financial position.

❓ 5. If a financial problem arose tomorrow, would I know what my options are?

Understanding the options available before they’re needed can make decision making much less stressful.

Speak with an expert

Sometimes, asking the right questions is the first step towards finding the right answers.

If you’d like an experienced specialist to help you review your business’s financial position, we’re here to help.

📞 Speak with one of our specialists today on 020 7504 1300

🌐 Visit insolvencyandlaw.co.uk


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21/09/2026

Every investment carries risk. But what gives an investor the confidence to accept it?

For many investors, confidence comes from more than the projected return. The structure of the investment, the information provided and the involvement of recognised professionals may all influence how credible an opportunity appears.

Solicitors, accountants, trustees and other advisers represent experience and expertise. However, recognising a professional name is only the beginning. Investors also need to understand what that professional was appointed to do—and the limits of their role.

Our video introduces this important distinction, while the full Insolvency & Law article explores it in greater depth.

Watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIlgeuQu8zQ

Read the article:
https://insolvencyandlaw.co.uk/why-professional-names-matter-in-investment-decisions/

79th Group loan note holders can request an Investor Reliance Questionnaire by emailing [email protected].



Disclaimer: Insolvency & Law Ltd is not a firm of solicitors or licensed insolvency practitioners and does not conduct regulated legal or financial activities. This post is for general information and public-interest reporting only and does not constitute legal, financial or investment advice. Independent advice should be obtained where appropriate.

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