Carillion pensions flagged as ‘at risk’ last autumn – Financial Times

Josephine Cumbo, Pensions Correspondent January 18, 2018 Carillions 27,500 member pension scheme was placed on a risk list by UK authorities in autumn last year, as the troubled construction company was still being awarded government contracts. Carillion entered insolvency on Monday with the Pension Protection Fund, the industry scheme that pays compensation to pension plan…

Carillion bonuses cancelled and pay for some workers found – Financial Times

Bonus payments to directors and former executives of collapsed construction company Carillion have been stopped and an agreement has been reached on safeguarding thousands of private sector jobs, the UK governments Insolvency Service said on Wednesday. Any bonus payment to directors, beyond the liquidation date, have been stopped and this includes the severance payments which…

Insolvency resolution professionals seek clarity on compliance when firms turn hostile – Livemint

Resolution professionals said they had submitted their suggestions on the issue to a government panel formed to address concerns around the IBC. Photo: Mint Mumbai: Resolution professionals (RPs) appointed to manage companies taken to the bankruptcy court have sought clarity on how to proceed when these companies refuse to cooperate with them, two RPs working…

Court monitor to review Sears Canada payout of dividends while company was in the red – Toronto Star

Handsome dividends paid to Sears Canada shareholders even as the company was faltering and its employee pension fund was running a deficit are being reviewed by the court-appointed monitor handling the companys insolvency. The monitor is carrying out a review of certain material transactions, according a new report on the insolvency by the monitor, FTI…