Hong Kong man injured in fall after alleged escape over HK$2 million debt – South China Morning Post

A Hong Kong man suffered multiple injuries from a fall on Wednesday after he allegedly tried to escape captors who held him for a HK$2 million (US$255,832) football gambling debt. The 23-year-old man attempted to climb out of a fifth-floor industrial building window, but fell onto the units first-floor podium that same day. Emergency personnel…

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Full-steam Ahead for Mainland-Hong Kong Cooperation Mechanism to Recognise and Assist Insolvency Proceedings … – Mayer Brown

The pilot measure for mutual recognition and assistance of insolvency proceedings between the courts of three pilot areas in Mainland China and Hong Kong was agreed in mid-2021, which is known as the Cooperation Mechanism. Since then, liquidators in Hong Kong have had a more certain and structured route to seek, through Hong Kong Court,…

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Perth construction company collapses leaving behind millions of dollars worth of debt – Daily Mail

By Zak Wheeler For Daily Mail Australia Published: 12:06 AEDT, 6 December 2023 | Updated: 12:12 AEDT, 6 December 2023 A construction company operating under almost half a dozen different names has entered into liquidation after racking up millions of dollars in unpaid debts.  Si… Read the full article at: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12829839/Simsai-Construction-collapses-Perth-construction-liquidation.html

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P&G Will Take Up to $2.5 Billion in Charges for Restructuring, Gillette Impairment – Investopedia

Key Takeaways Procter & Gamble Co. (P&G) will take up to $2.5 billion in charges for a restructuring along with an impairment related to its Gillette business. The consumer products company said the restructuring would take place primarily in certain of its enterprise markets, including Argentina and Nigeria. Procter & Gamble warned that while the…

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COP28 Finance Day: Record climate funding, debt relief and calls for collaboration – ESG Clarity

Finance is a great enabler of climate action, said UN climate change executive secretary Simon Stiell as he kicked off Finance Day, which included a series of pledges for the Green Climate Fund, commitments from international banks and support for debt relief for vulnerable countries. Heres ESG Claritys round-up of the key announcements: Green Climate Fund…

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Cluch Pty Ltd trades out of administration after owing $3m, former … – news.com.au

A young dad has vowed to never work for a start-up again after his nightmare experience at a streaming service before the company went bust. Sydney-based sport streaming platform Cluch Pty Ltd entered voluntary administration in September with debts of more than $3 million. The business is still trading but with a severely reduced workforce,…

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Moody's cuts China credit outlook to negative on rising debt – The Australian Financial Review

Bloomberg News Dec 6, 2023 2.13am Moodys Investors Service cut its outlook for Chinese sovereign bonds to negative, underscoring deepening global concerns about the level of debt in the worlds second-largest economy. Moodys lowered its outlook to negative from stable while retaining a long-term rating of A1 on the nations sovereign bonds, according to a…

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