Published: September 22, 2025 at 12:58 pm
A former boss of Inc & Co has been disqualified after acting as a director of a company for two years while he was bankrupt.
Scott Dylan, 41 – now based in Dublin, and formerly based in Salford – is expected to be released from prison next week after serving half of a 22-month sentence for contempt of court after 60 companies controlled by him and his associates David Antrobus and Jack Mason were transferred to two companies in the British Virgin Islands, in breach of freezing orders Barclays Bank had obtained.
That unconnected case saw all three handed 22-month sentences in October 2024. The judge accused them of “lying prolifically” to cover up their actions; Barclays accuses the trio of “extracting” £13.7m from its bank accounts.
Now the Insolvency Service has banned Dylan from operating as a company director for eight years after it found he had acted as a director of IT consultancy SDRW Limited between July 2013 and July 2015, despite being subject to a bankruptcy order that had been in place since July 2005.
Dylan’s disqualification begins on Friday 26th September and runs through to 2033.