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An analysis of the property market and predictions for the rest of the year
Despite socio-economic challenges and fluctuating interest rates impacting the UK property market, the property sector starts to show signs of recovery, although experts continue to warn about ongoing economic uncertainties.


Stephanie Adams
Insolvency Director
Insolvency
Stephanie Adams is an Insolvency Director with 27 years’ experience in insolvency, specialising primarily in corporate insolvency. Over her career, she has managed an extensive portfolio of cases, ranging from the winding up of small owner-managed businesses to the administration of a peer-to-peer lender. Stephanie works closely with all stakeholders to deliver successful outcomes while ensuring a positive experience throughout the process.
Career highlights & experience
Began her career as an Office Junior, progressing through management roles across three firms before joining CG&Co in 2018
Passed the CPI qualification early in her career
Experienced in handling a wide variety of insolvency cases, from SMEs to large-scale administrations
Skilled in stakeholder management and achieving effective solutions under challenging circumstances
Professional affiliations
Member of relevant UK insolvency and restructuring professional networks
Areas of expertise
Corporate Insolvency
Property Receivership, with recent focus on the construction industry and coordinating housing project build-outs within Administrations
Advisory support for distressed businesses
Asset recovery strategies
Outside of work, Stephanie is passionate about all things related to Labradors and enjoys spending her free time walking and with her much-loved Labrador.

Expertise
Corporate Insolvency
Property Receivership
Advisory support for distressed businesses
Asset recovery strategies
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Stephanie Adams

Property Receivership in 2023: Lenders must act without delay on default loans
Property Receivership
Few of us were surprised when the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee (MPC) hiked the base rate to 4% at the start of February.
One of the Bank’s policymakers, Catherine Mann, subsequently commented that further interest rate rises could be on the cards in the war against rising inflation as Covid, the energy shock and Brexit increasingly hit our economy.






