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Today’s Insolvency Service disqualification list is defined less by volume than by timing.
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Today’s Insolvency Service disqualification list is defined less by volume than by timing. Eight director bans were published on 28 October 2026, and all eight took effect within the narrow window of 20 to 23 October. The longest term was Md Aminul Hasan at 10 years. Across the eight entries, the average term was just under seven years. The primary ground was identical in every case, a section 7 undertaking.
The findings do not support a like for like comparison with a prior published period, but they do show a clear pattern change inside today’s list. Rather than a mixed batch of orders and undertakings spread over longer dates, all eight entries sit in one four-day cluster and all were Insolvency Service undertakings under section 7 of the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986.
That matters for accountants, insolvency practitioners and credit teams because the immediate operational risk is not historical colour, it is whether an officer on a live deal, renewal, guarantee or supplier onboarding has just moved into a disqualified status this week.
Per the Companies House Disqualified Officers Service, Serina Bhandal was disqualified for 9 years on 23 October 2026 per the Insolvency Service; Alexander Edward Jollivet was disqualified for 8 years on 22 October 2026 per the Insolvency Service; Md Aminul Hasan was disqualified for 10 years on 22 October 2026 per the Insolvency Service; Vadym Pavliuk was disqualified for 6 years on 22 October 2026 per the Insolvency Service; David John Hoy was disqualified for 3 years and 6 months on 22 October 2026 per the Insolvency Service; Thomas James Wiggett was disqualified for 8 years on 22 October 2026 per the Insolvency Service; Nadi Jahangiri was disqualified for 7 years on 21 October 2026 per the Insolvency Service; and Sarah Marie Louise Wright was disqualified for 4 years on 20 October 2026 per the Insolvency Service. Each entry states Insolvency Service enforcement on a CDDA 1986 section 7 undertaking.
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Suppliers, lenders and trade creditors should check active officers against the disqualified directors register before signing contracts, releasing stock, renewing limits or agreeing payment plans. The practical source path is the Insolvency Service framework set out in GOV.UK disqualification guidance, alongside the Companies House register.
RecoupIQ automates that first pass by checking director appointment records, disqualification matches and cross-directorships in real time. In a clustered publication like today’s, that helps credit teams spot whether a named officer has changed status between onboarding and drawdown, or between quote and fulfilment.
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