Homeowners, staff, creditors caught up in Builton collapse – The West Australian

Homeowners, creditors and staff could be left out of pocket after building company Builton Group collapsed owing about $16 million and leaving about 110 residential projects unfinished. Administrators from Cor Cordis, Dino Travaglini and Jeremy Nipps, delivered the distressing news to the media this morning, saying it was clear that Builton and its subsidiaries Platinum…

BuiltonCorp: WA homeowners hit as builder placed into voluntary administration – ABC Online

Related Story: Slump leaves WA in last place in economic rankings Work has stopped on about 110 residential home building sites as Perth builder BuiltonCorp is placed into voluntary administration. Administrators Con Cordis have announced the company owes about $16 million to 350 unsecured creditors, mostly subcontractors. They also said 38…

North Devon Theatres Trust goes into administration – News – North … – North Devon Gazette

13:07 23 January 2017 Tony Gussin The Queen’s Theatre in Barnstaple. Archant The Queens Theatre in Barnstaple and the Landmark in Ilfracombe are closed until further notice as the theatres trust goes into voluntary administration … Read the full article at: http://www.northdevongazette.co.uk/news/north_devon_theatres_trust_goes_into_administration_1_4859420

The Curious Incident of the Insolvency Sector in the Light of Economic Turbulence – Accountancy Age

Vernon Dennis of Howard Kennedy LLP explores recent and future challenges faced by the insolvency sector Those practising in the insolvency sector will commonly encounter the refrain, I bet you must be busy.  The response provided to this statement will surprise many as corporate insolvency numbers in 2016 remained flat, representing just 0.41% of all active companies; the lowest…