Parliament: Bill to streamline insolvency framework introduced – The Straits Times

SINGAPORE – A new Bill that consolidates Singapore’s personal and corporate insolvency regimes and restructuring laws was introduced on Monday (Sept 10) to augment its position as a global financial centre. The Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Bill, which was submitted by Marine Parade GRC MP and Senior Minister of State for Law and Health Edwin…

Health supplement company closed for taking advantage of customers – GOV.UK

Vivid Lifestyle Ltd (Vivid) was incorporated in July 2013 and its registered office was in Hounslow, West London. The company started business in 2014, selling nutritional supplement tablets wholly to UK customers before broadening its operations to international markets. By 2017, the majority of its sales were to customers in Australia and New Zealand. Vivid…

UK insolvency service to investigate Bell Pottinger directors – Financial Times

The UK insolvency service is investigating scandal-hit public relations firm Bell Pottinger, including its influential co-founder Lord Tim Bell, for work in South Africa that led to the companys collapse last year. According to letters seen by the Financial Times, two senior partners have been told the UK government agency is examining potential breaches of…

NCLT gives Lanco Teesta 90-day extension for insolvency resolution – The Hindu BusinessLine

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Hyderabad has extended by 90 days the deadline for Lanco Teesta Hydel Powers(LTHPPL) corporate insolvency resolution. The insolvency petition was filed by ICICI Bank. Ratakonda Murali, Judicial Member, said, I am satisfied that the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process is to be extended by 90 days, beyond 180 days as…

Conman Hamish Earle McLaren admits to fleecing victims of $7 million – The Sydney Morning Herald

Fashion designer Lisa Ho, pictured at Waverley Local Court in 2017, had money stolen by Hamish McLaren. Photo: Jessica Hromas The renowned designer was introduced to McLaren through her ex-husband in late 2011 and paid him $850,000 of her superannuation with the expectation he would invest it. McLaren deposited $100,000 with a now-bankrupt investment company…