Gulfstream Insurance Admits Insolvency, Agrees to Liquidate – Insurance Journal

Article 0 Comments Personal residential insurer Gulfstream Property and Casualty Insurance Co. has agreed to liquidate according to a July 22 order signed by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation. The Florida Department of Financial Services must agree to receivership before the liquidation process can formally begin. Once the DFS signs off, Gulfstream customers will…

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‘Attaching Rs 14,000 Cr Against Rs 6,200 Cr Debt’: ‘Bankrupt’ Mallya’s Twitter Rant Against ‘Incredible’ ED – News18

Following London High Court declaring businessman Vijay Mallya as bankrupt, the fugitive said the Enforcement Directorate is attaching his assets worth Rs 14,000 crores against debt of Rs 6,200 crores. He also levelled allegation that the banks are making him bankrupt since they have to return money to the ED. ED attach my assets worth…

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DNA Explainer: Vijay Mallya is going bankrupt, know what is the bankruptcy process in India – DNA India

Fugitive Indian businessman, the 65-year-old chairman of UB Group, Vijay Mallya was declared bankrupt on Monday by the Insolvency and Companies Court of the London High Court.After being declared bankrupt by the British court allowing Indian banks to pursue his assets worldwide, Vijay Mallya launched a tirade on Twitter accusing lenders of making him bankrupt.…

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PRESS RELEASE: Record Low Insolvency Numbers Hide Underlying Threats Media Database – Get the Word Out

Sydney, July 27, 2021 The latest Business Stress Report released by insolvency specialist firm, Dissolve, highlights a significant and unexpected downturn in corporate and personal insolvencies in Australia since the Covid outbreak. But rather than be a cause for celebration regarding the impact of Covid on Australian businesses, the Dissolve report identifies several underlying factors…

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How ‘financial adventurism’ can boost debt-hit nations – OMFIF

The G20 leading economy grouping should adopt more adventurous policies on lending to hard-hit developing nations to help overcome global divergence generated by Covid-19. That was a principal message from the joint National University of Singapore-OMFIF seminar on 26 July onDebt sustainability and the future: Rebooting development finance. Professor Meghnad Desai, chairman of the OMFIF…

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