Brex, the credit card for startups, cuts staff amid restructuring – Yahoo Finance Australia

Brex, last valued at $2.6 billion, is restructuring its credit card for startups business and cut 62 staff members, the co-founders Pedro Franceschi and Henrique Dubugras said in a blog post. “Today we’re restructuring the company to better align our priorities with this new reality, while simultaneously accelerating our product vision. With that, I have…

Debt relief plans for world’s poor countries inch forward – The Jakarta Post – Jakarta Post

Plans for debt relief for the world’s poorest countries inched forward on Thursday as private creditors laid out a blueprint for their involvement, though it received immediate criticism for not going far enough. The proposal shepherded by the Institute of International Finance (IIF) said creditors would grant debt breaks on a case-by-case and voluntary basis…

Private Data Clouds goes into liquidation in the face of legal woes – ARNnet

Credit: Dreamstime Sydney-based Private Data Clouds has gone into voluntary liquidation with more than $140,000 owed to creditors. According to liquidation documents, the companys unsecured creditors include Telstra, 5G Networks and Digital Pacific, who are all owed an unspecified amount. Private Data Clouds is also embroiled in a legal dispute with its largest debtor, company…

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill how will the new company moratorium affect lending transactions? Ten key questions answered – JD Supra

The UK government introduced the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill (CIGB) to Parliament on 20 May 2020. As well as including temporary measures to help support businesses affected by COVID-19, it proposes significant permanent changes to UK insolvency law. These proposed permanent changes include a new company moratorium: a mechanism to give a company in…