Chow put on wanted list as Hui declared bankrupt

Ted Hui Self-exiled activist Agnes Chow Ting has been placed on the police wanted list. Deputy Commissioner of Police (national security) Andrew Kan Kai-yan criticized Chow’s actions, describing them as a complete disregard for law and order and highlighting her lack of integrity. He said the police will spare no effort in bringing her…

Calls to reform insolvency regime in Australia

On 12 July 2023, the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services (the Committee) released its final report following an inquiry into the framework of Australia’s corporate insolvency laws (Inquiry). The Inquiry commenced in September 2022. The Inquiry has determined that Australia’s insolvency regime is not fit-for-purpose and requires major reform, with the Committee…

Does debt relief work? – CBS News

Credit card debt relief can work for the right person, but it may not be the best fit for every borrower.  Cavan Images Today’s high interest rate environment is making borrowing money expensive, and while there could be rate cuts later this year, it’s looking less likely right now. Not only has inflation remained persistent, but…

Arrival allegedly on the verge of insolvency

As reported by Sky News, attempts to secure long-term financing through a sale or capital injection will likely fail. According to sources from the municipal sector, there is still hope, but Arrival is already in discussions with auditing firm EY about insolvency administration. One of the reasons is that Arrival failed to comply with the…

Labor backs away from bailout, guarantees regional flights

The Albanese government will not bid for Regional Express but moved to shore up confidence in the struggling regional airline’s services by saying it would guarantee flight bookings during the administration process. Rex collapsed into voluntary administration last month after management infighting and concerns among major lenders that its strategy to increasingly compete against Qantas…