A major sanitary wholesaler in Germany will be ceasing its business operations. The company’s 230 employees received termination notices at the end of August. The company, Sanitop-Wingenroth, once a flagship business in the region, faced financial difficulties due to unmet sales expectations…
The bankruptcy of the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) is often framed as the fall of “Canada’s oldest company.” Media narratives typically treat HBC as if it were a straightforward retail firm, albeit one with an exceptionally long history. But HBC was always more than a hinterland mercantile fur trader in earlier centuries, just as it…
The major has announced policy to help those with student debt access funding for home loans. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has introduced changes to how HECS-HELP debt is assessed, allowing better access to funding. Coming into effect tomorrow (9 April), CBA will no longer consider HECS debt if it is due to be…
A second KleuterZone company has been put into provisional liquidation. On Friday, the Western Cape High Court granted an order for the provisional winding up of KleuterZone (KZ) Ventures, a management company of the controversial KleuterZone franchise. Rikus Hartman, who applied for the provisional liquidation of KZ Ventures and is also the appointed liquidator for…
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BRIPAN, Federal High Court partner on business insolvency The Nation Newspaper Read the original article here
Singapore – Singapore’s policymakers are wrapping up the public feedback process on proposed changes to its insolvency law, part of a broader effort to enhance its appeal as a hub for corporate restructuring in Asia. A key change would broaden a provision in restructuring plans, known as cross-class cramdowns, to prevent shareholders from dissenting, according…
Loddenkemper, a furniture brand from Oelde, Germany, has declared insolvency on November 20, 2024. The company, which has been active in the furniture industry since 1889, has attempted multiple restructuring efforts before eventually needing to initiate standard bankruptcy proceedings at the Osnabrück…