Insolvency practitioners oppose bankruptcy reform proposals – Banking Day

A proposal to reduce the default bankruptcy period from three years to one year has drawn fire from the Personal Insolvency Professionals Association, which says such a move would “incentivise” bankruptcy. Earlier this month the Government issued a consultation paper, saying that current insolvency law puts too much emphasis on penalising and stigmatising failure, and…

If not for Buhari’s decisions, Nigeria would have been declared bankrupt – Governor Abubakar – Daily Post Nigeria

Bauchi State governor, Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar has asked the leadership of the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, and related organizations in the country to support the presidency for taking a bold step to transform the economy and shun their plans to embark on strike over the removal of fuel subsidy. The governor pointed out that the…

Law changes encourage declaring bankruptcy – Money Management

Proposed changes to Australia’s bankruptcy and insolvency laws will push Australians to declare bankruptcy, which means “the federal government is essentially incentivising people into insolvency”, according to the Personal Insolvency Professionals Association (PIPA). The new law would reduce the current default bankruptcy period from three years to 12 months. PIPA director, Ben Paris, said this meant…