The liquidation of financial advice business Jones Hill, which sold its client assets to Perspective Financial Group (Perspective) in 2020 with staff moving over, has faced delays as liquidators seek resolution over a payment made to a director.
In the latest liquidation progress report, dated 29 May 2026, it was stated: "Since my last progress report, I have been liaising with the director's solicitor in order to achieve an amicable resolution in relation to the payment made to the director prior to the company entering liquidation." The report added: "This matter is ongoing and an update will be provided in my next progress report." The liquidators, Paul Palmer and Clive Morris of Marshall Peters, further stated: "The above claim against the director is the only matter keeping the liquidation open." The report does not i...
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