Rise in company insolvencies: what can you do if your business is … – The Cumberland & Westmorland Herald

Elaine Wilcox There were 2,163 registered company insolvencies in June 2023, according to the latest figures from the Insolvency Service. While this was fewer than the 2,552 recorded in May, it shows a 27 per cent rise year on year, with 1,688 registered in June 2022. Figures from June 2023 included 260 compulsory liquidations 77…

Mackay Goodwin appoints bankruptcy division head – AccountantsDaily

National insolvency and advisory firm Mackay Goodwin has appointed an experienced insolvency practitioner as the director of its personal insolvency practice. Gavin King joins after six years at accounting firm Condon Advisory Group. CEO Domenic Calabretta said Mr King’s expertise and qualifications would raise the firm’s capabilities.  His extensive experience spanning business-related matters, crisis management,…

Victorian employees sacked as company collapses owing millions – Sky News Australia

Dozens of Victorians were fired on the spot and creditors are owed millions as a plumbing company collapsed, months after its director discreetly increased his salary.  Privately-owned contractor C & S Plumbing Pty Ltd went into liquidation on March 27, according to news.com.au, a month after entering administration. For over a decade the plumbing business…

Labor backs Northern Australia Infrastructure Fund after first … – The Australian Financial Review

Aug 8, 2023 11.20am The Albanese government says it will continue to tolerate risk-taking by the federal governments independent northern investment fund after the collapse of a potash firm became the agencys first investment to formally collapse into insolvency. Kalium Lakes founding director Brent Smoothy asked market regulators to probe the Northern Australia Infrastructure Funds…

Why dozens of Russian enterprises are bankrupt, or heading that way – Defense News

MOSCOW Russias economy has not shrunk to the point some Western governments and experts predicted following the countrys invasion of Ukraine. Indeed, since Feb. 24, 2022, the more than 11,000 added restrictions aimed at pressuring the Russian government have not delivered as much hell as originally expected, according to a report released a year later…