Hogarth Underwriting enters liquidation amid Gable collapse

Bill Dewsall

According to a final report filed by its administrators, Hogarth will now be subject to a creditors’ voluntary liquidation.

William Dewsall-owned Hogarth Underwriting is to go into voluntary liquidation according to documents filed on Companies House.

Sister title Post first reported that Hogarth will now be subject to a creditors’ voluntary liquidation.

Companies House was notified of the decision of 21 May. The move comes nearly a year after administrators from Begbies Traynor were appointed to the company on 24 May 2018.

The administrators warned in this report that payments to unsecured creditors will be

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