Insolvencies fall this quarter but Brexit may lead to business failures next year – Accountancy Age

BUSINESSES remain concerned about the upcoming changes with Brexit, but insolvency numbers have fallen during this third quarter. According to a survey from Pinsent Masons, 62% of the UK insolvency industry believe that Brexit will lead to an increase in business failures over the next year. However, new analysis from KPMG has showed that despite economic…

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ISI welcomes ‘Abhaile’ new Mortgage Arrears Resolution Service and launches a new information campaign – Waterford Today

The Insolvency Service of Ireland (ISI) has welcomed Abhaile the new Mortgage Arrears Resolution Service which was officially launched by the Tánaiste and the Minister for Social Protection recently. The purpose of the Service is to help people in serious arrears to find the best available solutions, with the help of professionals who have expert…

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How HK’s outdated insolvency law is hindering innovation – EJ Insight

The Hong Kong government is right to draw a link between innovation, international competitiveness and future prosperity. Chief Executive CY Leung believes innovation enhances quality of peoples lives and supercharges our economic engine. In competition with markets like Singapore, he wants to win the race to develop high value-added innovation and technology industries and make Hong…

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Supreme Court adopts strict interpretation of maritime liens and judicial managers’ remuneration – International Law Office (registration)

Facts Decision Comment A recent Supreme Court judgment addressed the issue of maritime liens and the remuneration of shipping companies’ court-appointed managers by adopting a strict interpretation of the maritime liens rules. According to such interpretation, judicial managers should not be considered a company’s preferred creditors for their remuneration. Facts The court appointed two…

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Over 22000 youths declared bankrupt in past 5 years – The Rakyat Post

KUALA LUMPUR, 8 Oct 2016:  Poor financial management resulted in 22,663 Malaysians under the age of 35 being declared bankrupt between 2011 and September 2015, according to the Malaysian Financial Planning Council (MFPC). Deputy president Michael Kok Fook On said this group of people fail to manage their financial resources and do not understand the importance of proper…

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