Carpetright warns losses will be double those previously forecast – The Guardian

Carpetright has warned its full-year loss will be double those previously expected, as the struggling retailer received backing from creditors and shareholders for a restructuring process designed to stave off administration. Britains biggest carpet retailer now expects to make an underlying pretax loss of £7m to £9m for the year to the end of April,…

Perth Fringe World: event company JumpClimb to fold, owing artists $200k – Community Newspaper Group

A PERTH-based events management company is closing down, with claims it owes artists close to $200,000. JumpClimb, which is an independent presenter of events at Perths Fringe World festival, is tipped to enter voluntary administration. A statement on the JumpClimb website said: A combination of factors including a downturn in ticket sales on recent projects, debtors…

Resolution professional to seek direction from NCLT on Adhunik Metaliks’ insolvency proceedings – Business Line

The Resolution Professional (RP) for Adhunik Metaliks Ltd will present a detailed report before the Kolkata bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Tuesday seeking suitable directions with regards to the insolvency proceedings of the company. The 270-day deadline granted to the bankrupt company under the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) expired on…

Christo Wiese’s R59bn claim will give him a say in restructuring – Business Day

Christo Wieses dramatic R59bn claim against Steinhoff will give him a seat at the table when the restructuring of the ailing group is negotiated. Ironically, the transactions that form the basis of Wieses legal claim were severely criticised at the time because of potential conflicts of interest that favoured him over other Steinhoff shareholders. Experts…

Banks turn screws on mortgage broker commissions amid calls for change – The Australian Financial Review

The nation’s biggest mortgage lenders are boosting controls over brokers amid growing regulatory and political pressure to tighten commission payments, boost transparency and responsibility to borrowers.  Bankwest, which is owned by Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the nation’s largest lender, is reducing long-term trailing commissions, reintroducing a first-year commission and tightening payments on other commissions. Ian…