Justin Levis, a former executive director and son of Cue Clothing founder, Rod Levis, has emerged as a potential rescue bidder for the women’s fashion label a month after it was pushed into voluntary administration. Brand Collective, owned by billionaire property developer Larry Kestelman, has also put forward an offer for the two brands Cue…
Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals PAROB Options to Expire 21 October 2026 During Voluntary Administration Kalkine Read the original article here
DSF Bearings and Power Transmissions Limited, which traded from Whalley New Road, passed a special resolution to wind up the company on October 7. The same resolution appointed Daniel Richardson and Edward Avery-Gee, of CG&Co, as joint liquidators. Founded in 2014, the company supplied bearings, chain products, hydraulic components and power transmission equipment to industrial…
DSF Bearings and Power Transmissions Limited, which traded from Whalley New Road, passed a special resolution to wind up the company on October 7. The same resolution appointed Daniel Richardson and Edward Avery-Gee, of CG&Co, as joint liquidators. Founded in 2014, the company supplied bearings, chain products, hydraulic components and power transmission equipment to industrial…
Full list: Companies entering liquidation or administration across Australia on October 12 The Courier Mail Read the original article here
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Meander Valley council area for October 12 The Mercury Read the original article here
By Justine Irish D. Tabile, Senior Reporter THE National Government’s (NG) debt service bill plunged by 88.55% in August as principal repayments fell sharply, the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) said. The latest Treasury data showed debt service declined to P76.12 billion in August from P664.72 billion in the same month a year ago. Month…
“Before making any decisions around how to deal with your debts, it’s always worth getting full, free and impartial debt advice first, exploring all options to clear your debt in the safest and most sustainable way,” said Vikki Brownridge, chief executive at debt charity StepChange. Read the original article here
The FCA says that some unregulated firms collect people’s details, through cold calling or online adverts, sometimes impersonating debt advice charities or debt collectors, and pass this information on to firms offering debt solutions that you pay for. A quick search online will throw up lots of businesses offering ways to clear your debt, not…
With Billions Spent, Senegal Could Upend the Global Debt Toolkit Bloomberg.com Read the original article here