Seafolly Goes into Voluntary Administration in Australia citing Pandemic Impact – Shop-Eat-Surf.com

File photo courtesy of Seafolly SPONSOR Iconic Australian swim brand Seafolly has gone into voluntary administration citing the crippling financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Voluntary administration is somewhat similar to the bankruptcy process in the U.S. The restructuring firm in charge of managing the Seafolly process said it will immediately put the brand up…

Temporary Measures of the Corporate Insolvency & Governance Act – The National Law Review

Monday, July 6, 2020 On 26 June 2020 theCorporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020(the Act) came into force, introducing a number of temporary measures to assist companies facing financial difficulties as a consequence of COVID-19. These temporary provisions apply retroactively to cover the period commencing 1 March 2020 (26 March 2020 with respect to corporate…

Deal saves former All Black Dave Hewett’s housebuilding company from liquidation – Stuff.co.nz

KAVINDA HERATH/STUFF Dave Hewetts financial position was described in the creditor compromise offer as being exhausted. Former All Black Dave Hewett has done a deal with creditors to prevent the liquidation of his home-building business. Hewett, the sole director and shareholder of Bainbridge Homes, sought a deal with creditors after realising the company could not…

Deal saves former All Black Dave Hewett’s housebuilding company from liquidation – Stuff.co.nz

KAVINDA HERATH/STUFF Dave Hewetts financial position was described in the creditor compromise offer as being exhausted. Former All Black Dave Hewett has done a deal with creditors to prevent the liquidation of his home-building business. Hewett, the sole director and shareholder of Bainbridge Homes, sought a deal with creditors after realising the company could not…

‘Collapsing by the dozen’: 63 companies go under – Fraser Coast Chronicle

QUEENSLAND companies are collapsing by the dozen as the nation’s businesses head towards an economic cliff when COVID-19 support ends. In the final month of the financial year, 63 Queensland companies collapsed into liquidation or administration. The numbers remain below the average monthly collapses, which hovered around 100 per month prior to COVID-19. Liquidator Brendan…