NCLT nod to initiate insolvency against Bhushan Energy – Economic Times

NEW DELHI: The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has directed initiating insolvency proceedings against Bhushan Energy Ltd after admitting a plea from the country’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI). A two-member bench of NCLT has appointed Navneet Kumar Gupta as the interim resolution professional (IRP) to initiate insolvency proceedings. Bhushan Energy Ltd, the…

Taiwanese man rescued from kidnappers in Parañaque – ABS-CBN News

Parañaque Police rescued a Tawainese national from a kidnap for ransom group last night. pic.twitter.com/Yl3rIMu9dS Raffy Sison Santos (@raffsantos) January 10, 2018 A Taiwanese man was rescued from a kidnap-for-ransom group in a hotel in Parañaque City Tuesday night, police said. Southern Police District Director Tomas Apolinario said the suspects, who also hail from Taiwan,…

Macquarie Group sues family of alleged US fraudsters for $50 million – The Sydney Morning Herald

Macquarie Group is chasing $US40.7 million ($52 million) from an American family that ran a billion-dollar-plus cocoa trading business, after emails between staff allegedly revealed one of the biggest fraud cases in recent US history.  Macquarie has joined forces with several other banks including Dutch financial giant ABN AMRO to sue the father-son duo that ran one of the world’s largest suppliers…

Old Mutual gets green light for a return – Independent Online

JOHANNESBURG – Old Mutual is a step closer to restructuring its business after it was given the green light yesterday by the Competition Commission, on condition that it allocate R500 million to a new ring-fenced Enterprise Supplier Development Fund. Old Mutual Emerging Markets (Omem) said yesterday that the recommendation for approval by the Competition Commission to…

The Ashes help boost Australian confidence as the 2018 working year kicks off – RateCity

Australians are starting the new year with a spring in their step according to the latest ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian consumer confidence survey. The headline index climbing by 4.7 per cent since from mid-December to 122, the highest since November 2013. The survey showed consumers were optimistic about current and future financial conditions, rising 5.8 per…