Jaypee Infratech debt case: RBI files plea in SC to start insolvency proceedings against JP Associates – Firstpost

The Reserve Bank of India on Monday knocked on the doors of the Supreme Court (SC) with a plea to start insolvency proceedings against infrastructure major Jaiprakash Associates Ltd (JAL). The firm has been embroiled in a Rs 29,000 crore debt case. According to a report in Moneycontrol.com, more than 25,000 people who had bought homes constructed…

Textile company E. Miroglio to start production in Serbia’s Pirot in 2018 – VIDEO – SeeNews

Textile company E. Miroglio to start production in Serbia’s Pirot in 2018 – VIDEO Edoardo Miroglio headquarters in Sliven, Bulgaria; Source: Edoardo Miroglio BELGRADE (Serbia), January 8 (SeeNews) – Bulgarian-based textile company Edoardo Miroglio plans to start production in Pirot, in eastern Serbia, in 2018, the mayor of Pirot said.  Edoardo Miroglio is expected to start production…

Nearly 100 “zombie companies” declared bankrupt in Guangzhou – Xinhua

Video PlayerClose GUANGZHOU, Jan. 8 (Xinhua) — Ninety-four “zombie companies” in Guangzhou, capital of south China’s Guangdong Province, were declared bankrupt, the city’s Intermediate People’s Court said Monday. Most of them, including 74 state-owned enterprises, were established in the 1980s and 1990s. These enterprises, making great losses for years, have ceased or suspended production, and…

Ex-millionaires ‘are still enjoying lavish lifestyles driving luxury cars with personalised plates despite declaring … – Daily Mail

Explosive new documentary reveals the lavish lifestyle of bankrupt businessmen Barry Hughes declared bankruptcy owing £10m but owns luxury fleet of cars  BBC filmed Graham Gillespie, who has £12m debts, driving a brand new Bentley By Amie Gordon For Mailonline Published: 23:43 AEDT, 8 January 2018 | Updated: 23:48 AEDT, 8 January 2018 e-mail 2…

Managerial pay: Stricter norms for defaulting companies – Economic Times

NEW DELHI: Companies which have defaulted on payment of dues to banks will require their approval for managerial remuneration beyond a certain threshold, according to the government. The approval will also be needed in case of defaults to public financial institution, non-convertible debenture (NCD) holders and other secured creditors. The provision is part of the…