How Abengoa Group impacted the Spanish economy | EY

EY-Parthenon teams were appointed as insolvency administrators in March 2021. From the start, a unique aspect to this engagement was the media attention. Given the size and impact of this bankruptcy, this was a hurdle both Abengoa and EY-Parthenon had to overcome and engage with regularly throughout the process. Loan requests Initially, the EY-Parthenon teams…

Corporate insolvencies increase in April 2024

Tim CooperPresident of R3 Corporate insolvency levels rose by 18.4 % in April 2024, with personal insolvencies also increasing by 9.9% during the same period, according to new statistics from the Insolvency Service. Corporate insolvencies increased to a total of 2,177 compared to March’s total of 1,838, and increased by 18.4% compared to April 2023’s…

Nick Griffin: BNP Leader Declared Bankrupt

Nick Griffin: BNP Leader Declared Bankrupt Nick Griffin, chairman of the British National Party, has said his bankruptcy will not prevent him from “being or standing as an MEP”. He insisted he would continue as a member of the European Parliament and run for re-election in May. “This order will not prevent me fighting for…

Insolvencies spike as rate hike bit

Rachel Mealey: There’s been a spike in corporate insolvencies as businesses feel the pressure from higher interest rates and a slowing economy. And there could be worse to come if rising inflation forces the Reserve Bank to hike interest rates again next month. For more, I spoke earlier with the ABC’s senior business correspondent, Peter…

Supreme Court stays tribunal order allowing settlement between BCCI and Byju’s pending appeal by US lender

The Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal’s order that allowed the Indian cricket board’s settlement with debt-laden edtech firm Byju’s. The top court asked the Board of Control for Cricket in India, an operational creditor to Byju’s, to deposit the settlement amount of ₹158 crore in a separate escrow account…

Debt dilemma: 160,000 bankruptcy cases stalled due to document delays | New Straits Times

KUALA LUMPUR: As of July, there are 159,781 unresolved bankruptcy cases in Malaysia, according to the Malaysian Department of Insolvency (MDI). MDI director-general M. Bakri Abd Majid attributed the delays primarily to individuals’ failure to cooperate by submitting essential documents. According to a Malay daily, these include lists of liabilities, completed statutory forms like the…