Major Aussie beauty company BWX collapses as it searches for buyer for half of Zoe Foster-Blake's brand – 9News

FTI Consulting has taken over as administrators of the company, though its operations outside Australia are not affected. BWX has gone into administration, putting their flagship brand Sukin into jeopardy. (Michael Dodge) Go-To is run and managed independently and not included in the administration. BWX owns 50.1 per cent of Go-To, but is “actively working…

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BWX Crumbles And Falls Into Voluntary Administration & Zoe Foster Blake's Go-To Goes On Sale – B&T

BWX collapsed yesterday as Commonwealth Bank ceased to support the cosmetics group and its operations entered voluntary administration. In light of recent communications from the companys lender, the companys board is considering how to best protect the interests of the company and the group as a whole in the absence of an agreed refinancing, said…

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SVB and Distressed Banks: Lessons Learned from a Wild Weekend – Morgan Lewis

LawFlash March 14, 2023 US governmental authorities, including the US Department of the Treasury, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, took actions to provide both insured and uninsured depositors of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) (as well as Signature Bank) access to their deposits beginning Monday, March…

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Investors left in the lurch after developer Shaw declared bankrupt – The Australian Financial Review

Mar 31, 2023 5.00am Investors who tipped in $11.4 million earmarked for residential property projects are being left largely empty-handed after property developer Greg Shaw was declared bankrupt on Thursday. More than 130 investors tipped $14.1 million into projects across NSW, Queensland and Victoria after a marketing blitz run by self-styled property mogul Sasha Hopkins…

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59 projects in limbo as Lloyd Group enters voluntary administration – Architecture and Design

Several major projects in Victoria and New South Wales have been hit after the Melbourne-based construction company Lloyd Group was placed in voluntary administration with Deloitte. The collapse of the construction firm, which mostly specialises in state and local government work, has upended the progress of 59 projects in the two states, and impacted about…

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