SsangYong continues trading after bankruptcy filing, with ‘business as usual’ for Australia – CarsGuide

The SsangYong Motor Company will continue to operate as normally around the world including in Australia after it has secured protection under South Koreas bankruptcy administration process. This comes after the South Korean arm of Indian industrial giant Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M) filed for bankruptcy on Monday December 22, following the failure to meet accumulating…

Centre extends suspension of fresh insolvency cases by another 3 months – Business Standard

The government has again extended the suspension of fresh proceedings under the insolvency law by three more months amid the disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. TopicsCentre|Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code The government has again extended the suspension of fresh proceedings under the insolvency law by three more months amid the disruptions caused by the coronavirus…

Rockhampton accounting firm goes into liquidation – Morning Bulletin

A Rockhampton accounting firm has been placed into liquidation. Taurus Accounting, which is registered to a Cambridge St, The Range, address, was issued the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) liquidation notice on Monday. The company is a chartered accountant and chartered tax advisor firm, specialising in small to medium enterprises and was registered in…

Govt plans to extend suspension of fresh insolvency proceedings till March – Mint

New Delhi: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday said the government is planning to extend the suspension of fresh insolvency proceedings for another three months, a move which will provide major relief to corporate borrowers hit by the coronavirus pandemic. Addressing the Bangalore Chamber Of Industry And Commerce (BCIC), she said the government has taken…

Corporate Insolvency: IBBI may rein in engagement of third party consultants – BusinessLine

Insolvency professionals appointed under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) may not find it all that easy to contract out their duties to third party consultants or advisors (including non Insolvency Professional Entity) during corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) if the latest IBBI discussion paper is anything to go by. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board…