ASIC: Most companies fail because they can’t stop spending … – Business Insider Australia

Almost 5000 companies were reported to the corporate regulator for insolvent trading in 2017 and high cash burn or inadequate cash flow was the main reason for corporate death. Regulator ASICs 2016-2017 insolvency report found administrators reported 4878 cases of insolvent trading. The next two major forms of misconduct were not undertaking director duties carefully…

No insolvency proceedings against firm for lease dues – Times of India

Chennai: Can insolvency proceedings be initiated against a company for failing to refund the security deposit it took to lease premises? No, says National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT). The reason such dues do not fall within the meaning of ‘operational creditor’, who along with financial creditors, can file for insolvency against a company under…

Most companies fail because they can’t stop spending, says regulator – Stockhead

Almost 5000 companies were reported to the corporate regulator for insolvent trading in 2017 and  high cash burn or inadequate cash flow was the main reason for corporate death. Regulator ASICs 2016-2017 insolvency report found administrators reported 4878 cases of insolvent trading. The next two major forms of misconduct were not undertaking director duties carefully…

UK music startup Beatroot falls into liquidation – Music Business Worldwide

British music tech startup Beatroot has ceased trading. The Manchester-based company was founded in 2015, operating an online platform which enabled record labels and publishers to pull together their music catalogue, audio files, album artwork, metadata and rights data into one place and share these with clients, streaming services and music stores. Steven Wiseglass, of insolvency…

Why discriminate against clean promoters of NCLT cases: Sajjan Jindal – Economic Times

JSW Group chairman Sajjan Jindal on Tuesday questioned the finance ministry on discriminating against clean promoters of NCLT cases by not allowing them to bid for their own assets when promoters of non-NCLT cases are allowed to retain their positions while a resolution plan is being worked out for their companies. “Existing promoters are allowed…

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016: The advent of an era of ambiguity? – Business Today

The insolvency laws in India have quite the complicated history to say the least. However, with the advent of the code, there have been unprecedented changes in the landscape of insolvency laws in India, most importantly the inclusion of the concept of ‘corporate insolvency resolution process’ and this is exactly what this article intends to…

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code- Background And The Road … – Live Law

As the Indian economy attempted to move from an agrarian economy and adopted economic plan to foster industrialization, major policies of the government, including legislative provisions, were directed to achieve rapid industrialization. With focus on industry and to provide basic legislative support for the development and regulation of industries, the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act…