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Phoenix Firms

"Phoenix firms" within the context of RICS refer to companies that close down in a disorderly way and then quickly re-establish themselves as a new trading entity. This practice raises concerns about ethical conduct and professional standards, as it can potentially disadvantage creditors and clients involved with the original firm.

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