Bill Lewski pays zero to walk away from $190m suit, investors get zip – The Sydney Morning Herald

Controversially forgetful businessman Bill Lewski has paid nothing to walk away from $190 million in civil claims brought against him, his fellow directors and advisers to retirement village outfit Prime Trust. The founder of Prime Trust, Bill Lewski, gifted $60 million reaped from a controversial deal with Babcock and Brown to his sons.  Fairfax Media…

Bhushan Steel auction: JSW Steel, Tata Steel, company’s employees interested bidders – Business Today

The much delayed insolvency resolution proceedings for Bhushan Steel has finally made it to the second stage. Bids for the debt-ridden company were submitted day before yesterday-after being pushed back multiple times-and the highest bidder is expected to be announced tomorrow. In the running are JSW Steel, Tata Steel and a group of employees of…

Going for broke: Seventh highest rate of bankruptcy in the country – Central Western Daily

Orange has one of the highest rates of personal bankruptcy in Australia, with 75 people in the city declared bankrupt in 2017. Statistics from the Australian Financial Security Authority and data research agency illion placed Orange seventh in Australia, and second in NSW, for suburbs with the highest concentration of bankruptcies. It was a 38…

Battery dealer Smartphone withdraws insolvency plea against RCom – Hindu Business Line

In another relief for debt-laden Reliance Communications, Mumbai-based Smartphone has withdrawn a petition seeking insolvency of the company filed before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). The petition, filed under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), was withdrawn on Friday. Smartphone is a wholesale dealer of batteries and had supplied to telcos, including RCom. The Mumbai…