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More people are searching on Google for ‘on-line liquidation’ why?

More people are searching on Google for ‘on-line liquidation’ why? According to Google trends there has been a significant increase in people looking for information about on-line liquidation, could this because owners of SMEs are reluctant to take on more debt and risk losing their homes together with their livelihood as the economy slip into recession. Are financial advisors telling their clients to wind up their companies i.e. liquidate them and ‘pre-pack’ them – buy it back from the liquidator? This means that the company can start again debt free when people come out of self isolation and return to work? For more analysis on topics  each week like this email Jonny.Fry@Teamblockchain.net and ask for Digital Bytes

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Jonny Fry

Jonny Fry co-founder and CEO of TeamBlockchain Ltd, is a Blockchain, crypto economics,Digital Assets and funds specialist, with over 25 year’s experience as CEO of an asset management business which he floated in London with over £1Billion under management .His focus has been on the dynamics of financial innovation, advising on Digital Assets, Tokenomics, Crypto funds and is a regular speaker on these topics. He is Non Executive Chairman of Gemini Ltd, a founder of The British Blockchain Frontier Technology Association (BBFTA) and advisor for a number of companies helping them with their strategic growth and managing corporate and reputational risk.

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