Gambling software company Banach Technology sold in $43m deal – The Irish Times

Dublin-headquartered gambling software company Banach Technology has been acquired in a $43 million (36 million) deal by an Irish subsidiary of Australian online bookmaker PointsBet. Banach is a sportsbook solutions provider that has developed a proprietary risk-management platform and quantitative-driven trading models for operators. It was founded by Mark Hughes, Alex Zevenbergen, Rob Reck and…

Restructuring in the automotive sector Financier Worldwide – Financier Worldwide

The automotive industry, globally, faced significant challenges before the onset of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. On the eve of the pandemic, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) were preparing for major change and the attendant disruption, as the transition to electric vehicles began to gain pace. Online searches in the UK doubled overnight, for example, when the…

Boom Time for Busts | Asian Legal Business – Legal Business Online

The successive defaults of large companies such as Boashang Bank, Yongmei Group, Huachen Automotive and Tsinghua Unigroup recently sent shockwaves across the market. Restructuring lawyers discuss the defaults, how they feel the Chinese government will ensure orderly bankrupt At the start of 2020, bankruptcy and restructuring experts had predicted more bond defaults in China. A…

California-Based Tax Debt Relief Company Charged With Deceiving Maryland Consumers – CBS Baltimore

BALTIMORE (WJZ) Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh has filed charges against a California-based tax debt relief company in connection to their offer and sale of tax debt relief services to Marylanders. The Consumer Protection Division alleges National Tax Experts, Inc. mailed advertisements to Maryland consumers that looked to be from a Maryland court or…