Marc Bandemer, a 61-year-old director of Integer Wealth Global, has been declared bankrupt following a successful lawsuit by Louise Crabtree, a 51-year-old female executive who accused him of sexual harassment. Over a year, Bandemer subjected Crabtree to a series of degrading comments and inappropriate advances, including calling her 'candy toes' and referring to her as his 'second wife'. After winning her case in 2024 and being awarded £99,214, Crabtree faced challenges in receiving her compensation, prompting her to initiate insolvency proceedings against Bandemer. The Reading County Court's ruling declared him bankrupt, a decision Crabtree sees as a significant step towards justice, despite knowing she may not recover all her owed fees. She estimates that Bandemer still owes her around £60,000, in addition to debts to other individuals. Crabtree hopes her case will inspire other victims of workplace harassment to come forward, emphasizing the importance of seeking justice over financial compensation. She stated, 'This was never only about recovering the money owed. It was about securing justice and helping to prevent anyone else from being harmed.'