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…

Court declares controversial Coast company insolvent – Warwick Daily News

CONTROVERSIAL Sunshine Coast company Maroochy Sunshine has been declared insolvent. The Federal Circuit Court of Australia, sitting in Brisbane on Friday agreed to declare Maroochy Sunshine insolvent and appoint liquidators after a Federal Government application. Maroochy Sunshine had been accused of underpaying seasonal workers from Vanuata on the Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay to the…

UK Declares Christ Embassy Bankrupt – Independent Newspapers Limited

Christ Embassy Church, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome According to the agency that regulates charity organisations, Christ Embassy church in the United Kingdom is in debt and has been declared insolvent by the Charity Commission. The church owned by popular Nigerian pastor, Chris Oyakhilome, was flagged on the Charity Commission website as charity insolvent. According to the…

UK declares Pastor Chris Oyakhilome’s church, Christ Embassy, insolvent! – Information Nigeria

The Christ Embassy church in the United Kingdom is in debt and has been declared insolvent by the Charity Commission, the agency that regulates charity organizations in the country. The church owned by popular Nigerian pastor, Chris Oyakhilome, was flagged on the Charity Commission website as charity insolvent. According to the commission, a charity is considered as being…

Court declares controversial Coast company insolvent – Gladstone Observer

CONTROVERSIAL Sunshine Coast company Maroochy Sunshine has been declared insolvent. The Federal Circuit Court of Australia, sitting in Brisbane on Friday agreed to declare Maroochy Sunshine insolvent and appoint liquidators after a Federal Government application. Maroochy Sunshine had been accused of underpaying seasonal workers from Vanuata on the Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay to the…

Complex uranium company restructure succeeds with KWM’s guidance – Australasian Lawyer

A global firm showcased its national and regional capabilities as it helped in the complex restructure of a Western Australia-based uranium producer. King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) advised Paladin Energy and its administrator, KPMG, on the companys balance sheet restructure. KWM provided English law, Hong Kong law, and Australian law advice. It also coordinated local…

UK declares Pastor Chris Oyakhilome’s church, Christ Embassy, insolvent! – Information Nigeria

The Christ Embassy church in the United Kingdom is in debt and has been declared insolvent by the Charity Commission, the agency that regulates charity organizations in the country. The church owned by popular Nigerian pastor, Chris Oyakhilome, was flagged on the Charity Commission website as charity insolvent. According to the commission, a charity is considered as being…

Serial shonk Matthew Rixon extradited to Newcastle to face new charges – Newcastle Herald

SERIAL shonk Matthew Geoffrey Rixon is facing new charges and court dates after his extradition to Newcastle. The convicted conman  who was permanently banned from building in NSW after leaving a conga line of angry customers across the state  was refused bail after being charged with six counts of dishonestly obtaining financial advantage by deception on…