Royal artist hit with 7-year ban from trading after Bounce Back Loan … – The Freelance Informer

An artist with Royal, political and sports celebrity connections has been caught abusing a BounceBack Loan. The Insolvency Service says the case is a warning that there are consequences following disqualification which is a lengthy exclusion from trading with the benefit of limited liability. The Insolvency Service has reported that artist Darren Baker has abused…

Brief Overview on the Progress of the Insolvency Resolution Regime – The National Law Review

Thursday, January 12, 2023 INTRODUCTION With the passage of almost six years since the introduction of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC/Code), the Code has achieved substantial progress towards providing a robust insolvency resolution mechanism in the country. At the same time, we have also witnessed significant challenges in the effective implementation of the…

Historically few bankruptcies in 2022 as well – Statistics Netherlands

Historically few bankruptcies in 2022 as well Change navigation 12/01/2023 15:00 ANP The number of companies declared bankrupt (including sole proprietorships), adjusted for court session days, increased for the fourth consecutive month in December. Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reports that there were 34 more bankruptcies in December than in November 2022. With the December figure being…

Bankruptcy court dismisses revival plan for Ujaas Energy – The Economic Times

The bankruptcy court in Indore has rejected the revival plan for listed energy company Ujaas Energy, with the observation that the Committee of Creditors (CoC) cannot extinguish the right of the secured creditor to proceed against the company’s personal guarantor. The ruling will set a precedent for lenders in other cases where dissenting secured creditors…

Bankruptcy court dismisses revival plan for Ujaas Energy – Economic Times

The bankruptcy court in Indore has rejected the revival plan for listed energy company Ujaas Energy, with the observation that the Committee of Creditors (CoC) cannot extinguish the right of the secured creditor to proceed against the company’s personal guarantor. The ruling will set a precedent for lenders in other cases where dissenting secured creditors…

Failed Canterbury house builder forecast to cost creditors more than … – New Zealand Herald

The residential construction sector is under pressure. Photo / file Creditors of an insolvent Canterbury house-building and renovation business have been projected to lose more than $1 million after the company went under. ACC, a council, telco, an energy provider, a roofing business, building material suppliers, plumbing businesses, scaffolders and Inland Revenue want money from…