Following the news last month that renowned Australian vocal ensemble The Song Company had been placed in voluntary administration, The Song Companys Chair Michael Tidball and Artistic Director Antony Pitts have announced that the company has been able to recommence trading in advance of the second creditors meeting scheduled for June 18. The Song Company…
Absolute Resource Management Limited was incorporated on 30 November 2007 and began trading in 2009 under the sole directorship of Carol Perry. The Bedford-based company provided IT consultancy services to businesses. By August 2016, however, Absolute Resource Management was unable to pay its debts and appointed a liquidator to commence voluntary liquidation proceedings. The liquidators…
If you have any experience with debt problems, it is likely you have seen the term IVA crop up. An IVA (individual voluntary arrangement) is a formal and legally binding agreement between you and your creditors to repay your debt over a period of time. Once an IVA is in place, it stops creditors who…
Bongard, a German family-owned producer of equipment for the cable industry, wants to buy the production lines of the Romanian power and fiber optic cable producer Romcab, which went into insolvency in 2017, Profit.ro reported. Bongard has submitted an offer for the assets. Romcab turned to the LXM investment fund to analyze the companys situation…
GOLD tycoon James Stunt was branded “appalling” by a judge as he was declared bankrupt despite promising to sell off some multimillion pound artworks. A court heard the 37-year-old playboy, who once bragged about having 200 luxury cars, was unable to pay off his massive debts totalling millions of pounds. 4 James Stunt has been…
Sir Philip Greens Arcadia Group could take up to two weeks to win over landlords who spurned a planned rescue restructure and stave off the collapse of the business, which employs 18,000 people. The group, which agreed a week-long adjournment of a vote on its rescue plan on Wednesday, is allowed to delay for up…
Ian Wardle (70), of Bolton, was the CEO and de facto director of the Lifeline Project, a registered charity employing 1,300 employees across 90 sites throughout the country. Incorporated in 1984, the charity provided drug and alcohol rehabilitation services to over 80,000 people across England and Scotland, including a number of prisoners. The charity, however,…
Dutch cryptocurrency exchange Blockport declared bankrupt, goes into stealth mode Blockport, an Amsterdam-based cryptocurrency exchange, has been declared bankrupt shortly after its security token offering (STO) failed to hit the soft cap of 1 million (around $1.13 million), The Next Web reported citing the companys bankruptcy records. The records show that exchange operator Blockport BV…
A deadline for bids for the stricken British Steel has been pushed back to the end of the month to allow prospective buyers more time to prepare offers, according to people briefed on the matter. The official receiver overseeing the liquidation of the UKs second-largest steelmaker had originally called for bids to be made by…
A US bankruptcy court has given former Heinz chief executive, Sir Anthony OReilly, and his former personal nurse, Sabina Vidunas, until next Tuesday June 11th to come up with a way forward through mediation, in proceedings taken by Sir Anthony to have his Bahamas insolvency recognised in the US. Sir Anthony, who was declared bankrupt…