Ashurst Expands Perth Office, Hires Restructuring, Investigations Partners – Mirage News

Global law firm Ashurst has expanded its Perth office with the appointment of Richard Johnson and Kirsten Scott as partners. Richard will join the firm as a Restructuring and Special Situations Group (RSSG) partner and Kirsten will join as an Investigations partner in the Employment team. Their appointments highlight Ashurst’s commitment to enhancing its service…

IBBI proposes compliance procedures for IPs, seeks stakeholder feedback – The Economic Times

The IBBI has proposed changes to the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) forms and compliance framework to reduce compliance burden on insolvency professionals, and sought stakeholders’ comments by July 1. These changes will reduce the amount of information and data that insolvency professionals (IPs) need to submit, thereby enhancing efficiency and reducing redundancy.The Insolvency Bankruptcy…

Sydney advisory firm appoints voluntary administrators for certain Insitec entities – Defence Connect

Sydney advisory firm McGrathNicol Restructuring have announced the appointment of voluntary administrators of Certain Insitec Entities. Youre out of free articles for this month Login Sign up To continue reading the rest of this article, please log in. Create free account to get unlimited news articles and more! Barry Kogan and Damien Pasfield (partners) will…

Ocho Chocolate directors pitch voluntary liquidation – The National Business Review

Dunedin craft chocolate company which once raised $2m through equity crowdfunding faces ‘financial uncertainty’ and can trade for only ‘short amount of time’. A special meeting to consider a resolution to appoint a liquidator will be held later this month. Directors of Dunedin craft chocolate company Ocho are proposing voluntary liquidation because the business faces…

Future of Dunedin chocolate company Ocho in limbo as board seeks voluntary administration – New Zealand Herald

Dunedin craft chocolate company Ocho faces the prospect of being put into voluntary liquidation. The directors of Dunedin craft chocolate company Ocho are proposing to wind up the company amid financial difficulties. The board today notified staff and shareholders that it was seeking voluntary administration, saying it believes the company is unable to trade out…