German court orders Greensill Bank windup, after British parent’s insolvency filing – DW (English)

Insolvency proceedings at Greensill Bank, sought by Germany’s BaFin financial regulator, now have court backing as German municipalities fear hefty deposit loses. A German court appointed an insolvency administrator to Greensill Bankon Tuesday, as requested by BaFin, Germany’s previously criticized financial regulator. Specialist lawyer Michael Frege will wind up the bank, reportedly with 3.6 billion…

Can insolvency legislation save struggling fishing firms? – insider.co.uk – Insider.co.uk

Whether it is the continuing impact of Covid-19 or the more recently reported effects of Brexit, media comments proliferate about the financial distress faced by numerous businesses in Scotland who are involved with fish catching, processing and selling. Although a fund has been established by the UK Government to try to help businesses survive in…

Czech Airlines Declared Bankrupt After Previously Laying Off Staff – Simple Flying

Advertisement: The fifth oldest airline in the world, Czech Airlines, has been declared bankrupt in Prague last week. The airline is in debt to 266 creditors, mostly suppliers, and 230,000 passengers who are awaiting refunds for canceled flights. The total debts equal $82 million. Czech Airlines is now officially bankrupt. Photo: ERIC SALARD via Wikimedia…