Anka, the pan-African e-commerce platform for African creators formerly known as Afrikrea, has been acquired by the newly-formed Global Shop Group for an undisclosed sum, approximately two months after its French parent company MANSAART entered judicial liquidation. The acquisition represents a rapid and forced sale following the collapse of the venture-backed startup’s parent entity. Court…
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PPE Medpro: recovering £122 million — civil and insolvency routes Fieldfisher Read the original article here
Karen Mortimer and Joanna Seawright have been disqualified for their part in a scheme designed to subvert insolvency legislation Both facilitated the Atherton corporate rescue scheme by becoming directors of a combined 138 struggling companies without independently verifying their financial positions, failing to look into the location of more than £42 million in assets and…
A special debt relief programme, designed to assist households and businesses struggling with old debt, was discussed at an eThekwini Municipality finance committee meeting on Wednesday. The extension of the special debt relief programme, which aims to assist domestic and business customers with a 50% debt write-off on their arrears, still requires approval from the…
Warning: This article contains discussion of gambling addiction which some readers may find distressing. A former gambling addict has opened up about her regret of joining OnlyFans to pay off her debts. At the peak of Elisha Cook’s seven-year gambling addiction, she racked up £20,000 worth of debts from mobile slot machines. Now 28, the…
Stunt Acquisitions Limited was issued with a winding-up petition over an unpaid debt in June and was wound up by a judge at a specialist insolvency court on Wednesday. Records on Companies House show that Mr Stunt, the former son-in-law of Formula 1 tycoon Bernie Ecclestone, was a director of the company from 2014 to…
Company directed by socialite James Stunt wound up over £173,000 debt London Evening Standard Read the original article here
A company directed by socialite James Stunt has been wound up over an unpaid debt of more than £170,000 in business rates related to a property inside a former MI5 headquarters. Stunt Acquisitions Limited was issued with a winding-up petition over an unpaid debt in June and was wound up by a judge at a…
Company directed by socialite James Stunt wound up over £173,000 debt AOL.co.uk Read the original article here