Real estate firms stuck in insolvency courts have a slower resolution rate, study shows – The Economic Times

Real estate comprises a significant portion – more than a fifth – of filed insolvency cases, although approved resolution plans total only 13%, a study by Grant Thornton Bharat showed.Out of 2,298 Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) cases under the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 518 are related to real estate. Surprisingly, only 78 out of…

'Tough decision': Aussie milk company plunges into voluntary administration – 9News

An Aussie milk company which sold its products at Woolworths and Coles has plunged into voluntary administration. New South Wales-based company Made By Cow has announced it will cease production and appoint administrator KordaMentha in what was a “tough decision” after years in business. The company said it has faced economic uncertainty and supply challenges…

Centre in talks with banks on transfer of attached assets – Economic Times

The Centre is in discussions with banks to work out a regulatory mechanism to transfer assets attached by various investigative agencies to a buyer or successful resolution applicant under the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC). At present, if investigating agencies such as the Enforcement Directorate have attached assets of a fraudulent bankrupt borrower, lenders are…

Financial creditors pip operational ones in insolvency filings in FY23 – Economic Times

For the first time in six years, financial creditors beat operational creditors in invoking insolvency proceedings under the bankruptcy law in the last fiscal year. The data compiled by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) showed that 650 cases of corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) were initiated by financial creditors in FY23, against…

Go First has 'no rights' over engines: Pratt & Whitney tells Delaware Court – Fortune India

Pratt & Whitney on Thursday said that the cash-strapped Go Airlines (India) did not have rights over engines supplied by the American aerospace company. The development comes amidst the ongoing legal tussle between Go First and Pratt & Whitney over the supply of engines. During a Delaware court hearing, Pratt and Whitney reportedly said that the engine maker does…

a.i. aims to maintain adviser support despite entering voluntary … – Professional Planner

Digital advice firm Advice Intelligence has entered voluntary administration but insists it will continue to operate its platform and support clients as it pursues further funding arrangements. In a statement, the digital advice provider said this was due to a decision from investor Regal Funds Management chief investment officer Philip King opting to withdraw future…