Daily News View All News 20 July 2020 A UK recruitment director has been banned for six years for paying himself a 150,000 bonus prior to the recruitment firm entering liquidation. Roy Davies has been banned from acting as a director or directly or indirectly becoming involved, without the permission of the court, in the…
A local travel company specialising in educational tours has gone into liquidation, citing COVID-19 and issues with its insurance company as the final nails in the coffin. Antipodeans Abroad has been showing high schoolers, schoolies and university students the world for almost 30 years, but COVID-19s travel restrictions and cancellations have all but wiped the…
Summary The COVID-19 Pandemic has disrupted business activities leading to a significant business loss in many sectors primarily hospitality, tourism, airlines, and retail industry, pushing operators towards insolvency Government stimulus programs such as job-keeper program and a temporary moratorium on director liability for insolvent trading are set to become ineffective from September end to November,…
The accommodation industry freefall has hit Sydney-based real estate fund manager iProsperity Group hard. iProsperity fell into voluntary administration on Thursday, less than three months after sounding out plans to acquire a portfolio of seven Kimpton Hotels in the US for $US477 million (A$720 million). The Hong Kong-backed fund manager, led by Michael Gu, has…
Troubled national sporting organisation Equestrian Australia has avoided liquidation with creditors having agree to support administrator KordaMenthas proposal to reform the sport. In June, Sport Australia forced the NSO into voluntary administration, deeming its governance unacceptable after the resignation of eight directors and three chairs in just over 16 months. As of Tuesday this week,…
A Rochdale recruiter has been banned from managing companies for six years after paying himself a 150k bonus just before the company entered liquidation. According to the Insolvency Service, Roy Davies cannot act as a director or directly or indirectly become involved without the permission of the court, in the promotion, formation or management of…
The Australian master franchisee for multinational discount retailer Miniso has collapsed into voluntary administration after the COVID-19 pandemic saw sales tank in recent weeks. Miniso Master Franchisee Pty Ltd, the main revenue generating entity associated with Minisos business in Australia, appointed administrators from Grant Thornton earlier this week, owing an estimated $14.6 million to creditors.…
Australian school students and their parents are millions of dollars out of pocket after the collapse of a travel company specialising in educational tours. Antipodeans Abroad has been sending high school students and university groups from around Australia and New Zealand overseas for nearly 30 years. Find out more in the video above They specialise…
It’s more bad news in a shocking year for Brisbane’s events scene with the liquidation of a long-term planning firm. Director Marc Sheldon has put his high-class event planning business Flugente under after 10 years of operation in the River City. Mr Sheldon tapped experienced liquidators Kaily Chua and David Hambleton of Rodgers Reidy to…
Amanda Young, of Lewisham, NSW, a former registered liquidator, has been charged with three counts of using her position dishonestly to gain an advantage under section 184(2) of the Corporations Act 2001 and one count of dishonestly obtaining a financial advantage by deception under section 192E(1)(b) of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) following an ASIC…