The latest on insolvency safe harbour reforms – INTHEBLACK

Significant reforms to corporate and personal insolvency laws have divided opinion on safe harbour in Australia. By Shabnam Amirbeaggi FCPA Insolvent trading safe harbour reforms received royal assent on 19 September 2017. These amendments to the Corporations Act provide protection to company directors from liability for insolvent trading. The amendments apply to courses of…

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Trustee Bar and Bistro has administrators appointed to company – Perth Now

PERTH’S tough hospitality sector has claimed another high-profile victim, with administrators being put into celebrated chef Scott Taylors Trustee bar and restaurant in Brookfield Place on St Georges Terrace in the CBD. Administrators from Cor Cordis were appointed on Monday to the company behind the Trustee and the Beaufort Street Merchant in Mt Lawley. The…

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Insolvency ruling that couple can stay in home gives hope to hundreds of families – Independent.ie

STOCK IMAGE Insolvency ruling that couple can stay in home gives hope to hundreds of families Independent.ie A couple and their two young children can remain in the family home, after a judge dismissed a fund’s objection to their proposed personal insolvency arrangements (PIAs). https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/insolvency-ruling-that-couple-can-stay-in-home-gives-hope-to-hundreds-of-families-36282665.html https://www.independent.ie/incoming/article36174649.ece/8a87c/AUTOCROP/h342/Court%20generic%20new.jpg Email A couple and their two young children can…

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More than 90000 declared bankrupt since 2013 – The Malaysian Insight

MORE than 90,000 Malaysians have been declared bankrupt since 2013 with almost 97% of them failing to repay installments to financial institutions. From 2013 until August this year, the Insolvency Department recorded a total of 94,408 people who were declared bankrupt, The Star Online reported. “About 91,180 were declared bankrupt as they failed to repay…

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Concerns new credit reporting scheme will penalise people struggling with debt – ABC Online

Federal Government plans to force Australia’s big banks to give credit agencies more detailed information about customers’ financial behaviour could penalise the poor, consumer groups have warned. Key points: From 2018, CBA, ANZ, Westpac and NAB will have to give credit agencies more detailed information about customers’ financial behaviour Consumer groups say the…

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Ease of business: New insolvency rules, tax norms lift India 30 ranks to top 100 – The Indian Express

Written by Aanchal Magazine | New Delhi | Updated: November 1, 2017 6:43 am The World Bank report said the improvement in ranking for India has come on the back of sustained business reforms over the last four years. (Representational) Related News Boosted by substantive jumps in the areas of protecting minority investors through tightening…

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Pilbara contractor will fight its way out of mire – National Indigenous Times

Eastern Guruma country, in the Pilbara; Photo: Glen Camille. Pilbara-based Eastern Guruma contracting company, which has multi-million dollar projects with some of the biggest names in mining, is expected to face a significant restructure after being placed in voluntary administration with unspecified debts. A team of administrators was this week poring over the books of…

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Human rights concerns mount in Puerto Rico in absence of adequate emergency response – Caribbean News Now (press release) (blog)

While conducting search and rescue in the mountains of Puerto Rico a CBP Air and Marine Operations Black Hawk located this home a half mile from its peek with HELP painted it is roof. GENEVA, Switzerland Puerto Rico remains without an effective emergency response more than a month after Hurricane Maria devastated the island, a…

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