Bitter E3 Style Infighting Revealed After Voluntary Administration – ChannelNews

The CEO of Queensland based distributor E3 Style Vanessa Garrard claims that her Company, has not been placed into liquidation, she claims that E3 Style, which is suffering from cash flow problems, was deliberately placed into voluntary administration. Garrard claims that the Company became the largest licensed electronics distributor in Australia and that her Company…

SAB Group completes business restructuring, set to list two new companies – Economic Times

MUMBAI: The Sri Adhikari Brothers (SAB) Group, owned by Gautam and Markand Adhikari, has completed its business restructuring and is ready to list two new resulting companies TV Vision and SAB Events and Governance Now (SAB Events) on the bourses. These are in addition to the existing listed entity, Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Network. “We…

Valor Ideal liquidation ends with creditors out of pocket – Taranaki Daily News

JONO GALUSZKA Relevant offers The liquidation of a Uruguayan-owned property development company, that had investments in Palmerston North worth tens of millions of dollars, has left dozens of creditors out of pocket. Valor Ideal, a property company owned by Uruguayan investors Frederico and Ricky Chayman and managed by former Palmerston North businessman Paul Barris, was placed into liquidation in September 2013. Valor…

Greece Bailout Talks: Greece Does Not Need Debt Relief, German Finance Minister Says – International Business Times

Following a two-day meeting of eurozone finance ministers in Amsterdam, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said Greece wont necessarily require an easing of its debt burden. Schäuble said this would apply if the International Monetary Fund and the Germany-led consortium of lenders determine that the countrys debt sustainability is ensured, Bloomberg reported Saturday. A countrys debt sustainability is…

One of Scotland’s top insolvency experts’ firm goes bust leaving behind £20000 worth of debt – Scottish Daily Record

A HIGH-FLYING accountants firm has collapsed leaving behind debts to the taxman. Blin Holdings are going through liquidation after Her Majestys Revenue and Customs (HMRC) moved to have the business wound up in February. The company was led by Raymond Blin, one of Scotlands top insolvency experts. He left last year and claims two creditors…