More pain for Jamie Oliver’s restaurants with reports Barbecoa steak business for sale – SmartCompany.com.au

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver is reportedly considering selling the steak restaurant business he started in 2011, as part of an ongoing restructuring process that also involves the well-known Jamies Italian chain of restaurants. Last week, British newspaper The Sun reported the Jamies Italian chain was $125.9 million (£71.5 million) in debt and Olivers restaurant group…

Essar Steel bidders caught in eligibility rule web – The Telegraph

Calcutta: Strategies deployed by ArcelorMittal and Nu Metal & Steel to extricate themselves from the legalese of the dreaded Section 29A of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016, will determine the future of Essar Steel’s corporate resolution process that has rolled into a decisive phase. As consultancy Grant Thornton and solicitor firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas…

In boost to reform, Saudi Arabia’s cabinet approves bankruptcy law – Reuters

DUBAI/KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) – Saudi Arabias cabinet has approved a bankruptcy law, sources familiar with the matter said on Sunday, giving a boost to efforts to make the kingdom more enticing to investors. Modern bankruptcy legislation does not currently exist in Saudi Arabia, creating difficulties for struggling companies seeking to restructure debt with creditors…

Bankrupt Nathan Tinkler living large in $13.5 million mansion – Newcastle Herald

Bankrupt Nathan Tinkler living large in $13.5 million mansion PITY the lot of bankrupt billionaire Nathan Tinkler, living in paradise. When the counting was completed in 2016 after he was officially declared bankrupt, Mr Tinklers debts came in at more than $540 million. His wealth was harder to determine, but assets in his name at the end of last year did…