Telecompaper We have been keeping professionals in the telecoms industry up-to-date since 2000. Telecompaper is a well respected, independent research and publishing company focussed on the telecommunications industry. tp:news tp:research tp:events Read the original article here
Legal Ms Justice Nessa Cahill told an investigation by officers from the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau (GNECB) remains ongoing. David O’Shea founder of Blackbee Investments. Picture: John Allen Read the original article here
The National Treasury has identified multiple challenges affecting Kenya’s debt management, including structural weaknesses Kenya’s credit downgrade significantly impacted the country’s borrowing terms, leading to increased borrowing costs, reduced investor confidence and limited credit access The Treasury highlighted weaknesses in the public debt legal framework, including overlapping legal provisions between CBK and Treasury Elijah Ntongai,…
TransportDeals A Birmingham technology company which once claimed to be Europe’s best-funded driverless vehicle startup has appointed liquidators. Conigital claimed to have raised more than £500m in Series A+ funding in 2023 – a combination of equity and debt which it said was the result of a strategic partnership with a global private equity infrastructure…
Blackbee parent company placed into liquidation with tax debts of over €1.7m, High Court hears Business Post Read the original article here
The liquidation of Robin Hood Energy has finally been completed as more than £50 million owed by the failed company has been left unpaid. Nottingham City Council’s failed energy firm received claims from nearly 350 individuals and businesses owed money by the company after it went bust. The claims approved by liquidators amounted to £67.1…
Consumer and business insolvencies reach 15-year high in 2024 CTV News Read the original article here
Wbg has cautioned directors against the repercussions of failing to deal with failing companies in the proper manner and illegal ‘phoenixing’. The caution follows reports that a Scottish company director used a ‘corporate rescue’ process to shut down his winter sports business and dodge paying out money to staff by paying bogus directors to take…
Business start-ups rise by a third as insolvency-related activity falls across Yorkshire and Humber The Scarborough News Read the original article here
Business start-ups rise by a third as insolvency-related activity falls across Yorkshire and Humber Bridlington Free Press Read the original article here