Thursday, June 04, 2020 6:20 p.m. EDT by Thomson Reuters By Sandrine Bradley LONDON (LPC) – The UK government could face hefty losses on loans made to struggling businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic due to its new insolvency law that can force lenders to accept unfavourable terms during a debt restructuring process. The new Restructuring…
Group of Seven finance ministers on Wednesday said a debt relief initiative for the world’s poorest countries could be extended beyond the end of the year to help deal with the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. In a lengthy joint statement, the G7 finance ministers urged all official creditors to join the initiative, called…
SUBCONTRACTORS will likely be the big losers from the collapse of council-favoured Ri-Con Contractors with the latest report revealing they are unlikely to see a cent of the almost $5 million owed. The report lodged with ASIC by liquidator Worrells revealed the company, which won multimillion-dollar contracts with the Gympie, Sunshine Coast and Noosa councils,…
Introduction Local business Regulated business International business Comment Introduction Jersey imposed travel restrictions in response to the COVID-19 crisis in March 2020 and has been operating a full lockdown for all residents, apart from essential workers, since 30 March 2020. Most employees in the Jersey financial services industry are now working from home and there…
Having multiple loans complicates business bookkeeping. Multiple loans may also impact business cash flow during the month. Should you consider business debt consolidation? Absolutely. Even if youre easily managing multiple loans and cash flow, you might save money through debt consolidation. An investigation into small business debt consolidation that helps you save money? Sounds like…
IT IS ALMOST a law of nature. Just as the female praying mantis eats her mate after copulation, so too can borrowers and lenders fall swiftly out of love. One minute they are sweetly wooing each other to consummate a deal. Then, the moment it is done, they are at each others throats. So it…
SUBCONTRACTORS will likely be the big losers from the collapse of council-favoured Ri-Con Contractors with the latest report revealing they are unlikely to see a cent of the almost $5 million owed. The report lodged with ASIC by liquidator Worrells revealed the company, which won multimillion-dollar contracts with the Gympie, Sunshine Coast and Noosa councils,…
In the past few years, the firm has structured and invested over $4bn of debt deals Zainab Mansoor Thursday 04 June 2020 Asset management and investment banking platform Shuaa Capital is strengthening its corporate restructuring service to re-energise the business sector, it announced on June 4. Shuaas corporate restructuring solutions facilitate businesses to secure new…
On Wednesday 20 May, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) introduced the new Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill. The measures in this Bill will relieve the burden on businesses during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and allow them to focus all their efforts on continuing to operate. What this means for businesses The…
The retail apocalypse claims yet ANOTHER victim, as beloved Australian designer brand Tuchuzy shuts its doors after 25 years Tuchuzy will go into voluntary administration, it was announced on Wednesday The Bondi store operated for 25 years and sold top brands like Ksubi and Bassike It comes after Australia’s retail sector suffered its worst slump…