Regulator warned on Archiapps woes months before builder entered voluntary administration – The West Australian

The States building regulator was alerted to payment concerns about WA home and apartment builder Archiapps in February but did not issue an official warning until this month. On Monday, the Building Commission said Archiapps had entered voluntary external administration with Hall Chadwicks Cameron Shaw and Richard Albarran appointed. However, Australian Securities and Investments Commission…

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Carillion’s cosy corporate culture offers lessons for us all – Construction News

Every page of the jaw-dropping MPs report on Carillion has detail to make the blood boil. No one comes out looking good: The Pensions Regulator was feeble; the Financial Reporting Council toothless; crown representatives to Carillion served no noticeable purpose. And thats before you get to the Big Four accountancy firms, or the Carillion directors…

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PwC, Deloitte, KPMG, EY face UK break-up call amid Carillion demise – The Australian Financial Review

by Gill Plimmer British MPs have demanded the UK’s big four accountancy firms be referred to competition authorities for potential break-up following the collapse of government contractor Carillion, calling them a “cosy club incapable of providing the degree of independent challenge needed”. The recommendation by members of two powerful parliamentary committees was contained in a…

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Viceroy Hotels: IRP invites expression of interest for resolution plan – Business Line

The insolvency resolution professional (IRP) has invited an expression of interest to submit resolution plan for the hospitality chain Viceroy Hotels Ltd. Karuchola Koteswara Rao, the IRP appointed by the National Company Law Tribunal, has informed about the move to invite resolution plan from potential applicants. The Hyderabad-based hospitality chain was brought under the Corporate…

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Elliott Wins Allies in Blocking Hyundai Motor’s Revamp Plan – Bloomberg

Two influential proxy advisory firms have thrown their support behind Elliott Management Corp.s opposition of an $8.8 billion deal between two Hyundai Motor Group units, signaling more hurdles for an overhaul that may help the founding familys patriarch pass control of the South Korean conglomerate to his son. Glass Lewis & Co. and Institutional Shareholder…

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