IRP nod must for recovering money from defaulter’s bank a/c: NCLAT – Economic Times

NEW DELHI: The NCLAT has said financial creditors cannot recover any amount from a defaulter’s bank account without the nod of the Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) during the corporate insolvency resolution process. Declining relief to the Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) against Amtek Auto‘s IRP Dinnkar T Venkatsubramaniam, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) said…

Don’t blame the nags for the financial woes of pharmacy guru Rohan Aujard – The Sydney Morning Herald

More than five years have passed since the former pharmacy czar and horse racing identity, Rohan Aujard, filed for bankruptcy.  But his financial penury is not about to end any time soon.  Horse racing played a big part in Nathan Tinkler’s downfall, but not for Rohan Aujard.  Photo: Jenny Evans For those whose memories have dulled with time, Aujard probably attracted more press…

Media & Capital Partners accused of sacking depressed director Asher Moses – The Australian Financial Review

A former high-flying journalist who helped set up fast-growing public relations and investor relations agency Media & Capital Partners is suing the company, claiming it wrongfully dismissed him after he was diagnosed with depression, and is trying to avoid paying him his equity entitlements. In a claim lodged with the Federal Circuit Court of Australia…

China’s dairy in the debt coalmine – The Australian Financial Review

Will China Huishan Dairy’s lurch towards provisional liquidation trigger an exodus of foreign capital from the world’s second largest economy? Major Chinese and international banks are bracing themselves for a bruising battle after the debt-laden Huishan told the Hong Kong stock exchange last week that it had instructed its Cayman legal advisers to prepare documentation to place the…