RSM Tenon appoints administrators; suspends shares

Laura Miller
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RSM Tenon group has appointed administrators and has suspended its shares following an announcement this morning that a takeover deal by Baker Tilly has fallen through.

Lloyds Banking group has pulled its financing facilities for the firm, meaning that RSM Tenon "does not expect to continue to be able to meet its liabilities as they fall due". RSM Tenon's board had therefore concluded that the appointment of administrators was "the most appropriate course of action". Three insolvency practitioners at Deloitte have therefore been appointed as joint administrators to RSM Tenon this morning. RSM Tenon Limited and the other principal trading entities continue to trade as normal and are not affected by this, the company said. Immediately following t...

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