IBBI amends regulations for insolvency resolution process – Daily Pioneer

Insolvency resolution professionals will now be required to assess the fair value and liquidation value of the entity undergoing insolvency proceedings, with the latest set of amendments to the regulations. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has amended the norms pertaining to insolvency resolution process for corporate persons. Under the revised framework, the…

Centre amends norms of corporate insolvency resolution process – The Siasat Daily

New Delhi: The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) on Wednesday issued amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Insolvency Resolution Process for Corporate Persons) Regulations, 2016, effective today. The amendments, highlighted in a notice issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs noted that a resolution professional shall appoint two registered valuers…

Administrators close Belmont Sporties Club after ongoing financial trouble – Newcastle Herald

A well-known Lake Macquarie venue has closed its doors, after ongoing financial trouble. Patrons learned of the decision to shut Belmont Sporties Club after a letter from administrator Geoff Davis was stuck in the venues front window.  Mr Davis, from Sydney-based firm BCR Advisory, took over the club with John Morgan last month when the facility…

Brierty creditors vote for liquidation – The West Australian

Peter Williams | The West Australian Thursday, 8 February 2018 6:26AM Brierty liquidator Matthew Woods of KPMG at the creditors meeting.Picture: Mogens Johansen Creditors of Brierty have voted to liquidate the collapsed contracting company, allowing insolvency specialists to further probe alleged insolvent trading and payments to directors and executives. Brierty was put into administration last…

Croatian growth outlook similar to EC prediction: minister – Xinhua

ZAGREB, Feb. 7 (Xinhua) — Croatian Finance Minister Zdravko Maric commented on Wednesday the latest European Commission (EC) forecast on Croatian economy is similar to the government’s projections. In the latest macroeconomic forecast published on Wednesday, the EC expects 2.8 percent GDP growth in Croatia this year. According to the forecast, personal consumption should remain…