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Daniels Silverman received a thank you from Alder Hey Children’s Charity after donating over £7,500. Click below to see their thank you letter:

Daniels Silverman has been awarded ISO27001 & ISO9001 quality standards in recognition of its commitment to information security and quality management standards. These marques are the most widely recognised quality management standards in the world and aim to underline the company’s understanding of the importance of data security, streamline processes, reduction of errors through following […]

The Government’s recent court fee increase for cases over £10,000 amounts to a rise of over 600% in some cases. Credit Managers will now have to seriously consider whether taking legal action is a cost effective alternative and make use of other forms of debt recovery available to them. Alternatives should be explored and exhausted […]

Daniels Silverman are absolutely delighted to announce that following this morning’s extensive audit the systems and processes in Daniels Silverman have passed the ISO9001 certificate for Quality Management. The work that has been done over the course of the last few weeks has been instrumental in achieving both quality standards in absolute record time and […]

Despite being what felt like the hottest day of the year so far, the team at Daniels Silverman went to watch Alex Bland and Harry Martin-Dreyer  doing a 12 hour rowing stint on a rowing machine in Shrewsbury Town Square to raise money for their Atlantic rowing challenge later this year. The boys rowed from […]

Daniels Silverman is delighted to announce its sponsorship of the Rowing4Research challenge to row across the Atlantic later this year. On the 1st December this year, Alex Bland and Harry Martin-Dreyer from Shropshire will set off from the island of La Gomera in the Canary Islands with the intention of rowing almost 3,000 miles, in […]

Creditors could be given notice ahead of pre-pack deals. Opponents of so called pre-pack administrations have been boosted by the launch of an independent review which could see creditors finally given a grace period to challenge the controversial deals. The Insolvency Service, the industry regulator, admitted that the review could revive a plan to give […]

Cash is king and as trading conditions remain tough for small businesses, keeping a tight rein on outstanding invoices is more crucial than ever. Getting paid promptly for work is essential and yet many firms wriggle and delay payment for silly reasons. Read the full story on the Daily Mirror Website

New rules to introduce maximum payment periods for public and private sectors should be quickly implemented and properly enforced to shield European businesses from the strain of late payments says Carole Hughes, managing director of debt recovery agency Daniels Silverman. “The European Parliament’s Late Payment Directive which recently won support from MEPs will introduce new […]