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READ MOREDebt bosses banned after £6.6m shortfall in funds
Two directors from the north west have been banned for 16 years after an accounting error led to a £6.6m shortfall in monies being held for insolvent estates, which resulted in the eventual collapse of the company.
Darren Dean Varden and Philip Andrew Nuttall, were directors of Varden Nuttall Limited, a debt solutions provider based in Bury.
Read more at the Accountancy Daily.
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