The Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC) has amended its rules to hear cross-border restructuring and insolvency matters, which took effect on 1 October, aiming to enhance the island country as an international debt restructuring hub. The key changes made by the Singapore International Commercial Court (Amendment No. 2) Rules 2022 are an amendment to Order…
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Limited liability of shareholders is an important feature of modern companies. Article 3.1 of the Company Law provides that the liability of a shareholder shall be limited to the amount of their capital contribution/the number of their subscribed shares. However, under special circumstances, such as when a shareholder neglects to fulfil liquidation obligations, resulting in…
Supplied Business partners Josh Emett and Fleur Caulton pictured outside Queenstown’s Rata restaurant. (File photo) The Madam Woo restaurant chain, founded by celebrity chef Josh Emett and restaurateur Fleur Caulton, has been put into voluntary administration as part of hospitality group Go To Collection. Malcolm Hollis and John Fisk of PwC were appointed administrators by…
The company was listed in June 2019 Covid saw the company’s fiscal position collapse Along with Covid, disputes with landlords also contributed to its demise Victory Offices Limited (ASX: VOL) has announced it has entered into voluntary administration. The announcement comes just three years after the company was listed on the ASX, back in June…
Tripe MMM have defaulted on their payments Upon completion, the development is expected to be valued at $155 million The builder, ADCO, remains committed to the project Merricks Capital has announced today that it has placed the Melbourne Place hotel development project into voluntary administration following payment defaults by the developer, Triple MMM Holdings Pty…
Creditors of the collapsed Australian tech company Metigy have appointed Cathro & Partners as its liquidator, continuing their relationship with the boutique restructuring consultancy. In July, Metigy left its 75 staff and the technology scene “shell-shocked” when it collapsed owing $32 million to creditors (including around $2.5 million to employees). The sydney-based company, which offered…
If your company has fallen on hard times, whether it be due to the financial strain of Coronavirus or an unrelated situation, it is vital to take immediate action. The best first step is to review our insolvency indicators and then become familiar with the Insolvency Advisory Accountants insolvency checklist. Taking immediate action when insolvent is vital, as…
Failed developer Caydon, which was likely trading while insolvent for the past two years, owes financier OCP Asia more than $200 million and Mercedes-Benz $285,000 for a luxury G63 wagon among its other debts, liquidator Malcolm Howell said. Creditors will likely vote next week to put the company into liquidation, following the receivership triggered last…
Parts of prominent Asian-backed developer Caydon, a developer of hundreds of apartments across the melbourne suburbs of Alphington and Preston, have gone into liquidation, blaming prolonged Covid-19 lockdowns, interest rate hikes, lack of labour and skyrocketing building costs. Caydon is also developing a $1bn commercial precinct at the site of the old Nylex silos in…