Dundee businessman declared bankrupt after firm collapses with £500000 debts – Evening Telegraph

A prominent Dundee businessman whose firm collapsed with the loss of dozens of jobs has been declared bankrupt after running up debts of more than £500,000. Hermann Twickler, 47, was placed into full administration following an action by the Accountancy in Bankruptcy service. Mr Twickler, a German national, ran companies including PressureFab an offshore container…

Quarter Of North East Adults Feel Impact Of Personal Finance Concerns On Mental Health – North East Connected (press release) (subscription)

Over a quarter of adults in the North East say the state of their personal or household finances is having a negative impact on their mental health and wellbeing. New research by insolvency and restructuring trade body R3 and ComRes found that 27% of adults living across the region selected money issues as a cause…

China-financed projects to help Malaysia avoid debt trap – South China Morning Post

By Chester Tay The multiplier effect from China-financed infrastructure projects will help keep Malaysia clear from the kind of debt crisis faced by Sri Lanka currently. At a seminar by Singaporean research organisation Institute of Southeast Asian Studies yesterday, Affin Hwang Capital senior associate director on equity research Loong Chee Wei said as Malaysia shows…