Pre-pack 'phoenix' firms fail more often, repay creditors less, study finds

A Guardian-commissioned study finds that insolvent companies reacquired by former management via pre-pack administrations have higher failure rates and lower creditor recovery. This raises questions about the practice's impact on creditors and market integrity, though the study's methodology and scope are not fully detailed.

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