£8.5m spread-bet man Stuart Mudge hit with restrictions – BBC News

Image copyright Jaggery/Geograph Image caption Stuart Mudge was hit with restrictions during a hearing at Cardiff County Court A Newport man who ran a failed £8.5m spread-betting scheme has been hit with lengthy bankruptcy restrictions. Stuart Mudge, 61, took money from investors from 2009-12, but later admitted breaking the law by operating without Financial Conduct…

Solicitor (2-4 years PQE), Litigation / Business Dispute and Asset Recovery (Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency … – Scottish Legal News

JOB TITLE: Solicitor (2-4 years PQE), Litigation / Business Dispute and Asset Recovery (Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency) Based in Edinburgh REPORTING TO: Rachel Grant, Partner JOB PURPOSE: We currently have an exciting opportunity for a solicitor to join our well established and highly regarded corporate restructuring and insolvency team within the Business Dispute and Asset…

Millions funnelled out of the accounts of failed builder Watersun Homes, administrators say – Bendigo Advertiser

MILLIONS of dollars was funnelled out of the coffers of failed Victorian builder Watersun Homes and into entities related to its directors in the months before its collapse, liquidators believe. Fairfax Media can also reveal that former Watersun display homes held in the name of a separate company are being sold off but liquidators are unsure…

Socialite Kirsty Dayment jailed for cocaine and ecstasy dealing – Illawarra Mercury

Socialite Kirsty Dayment jailed for cocaine and ecstasy dealing SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – APRIL 11: Model Kirsty Dayment arrives at the Downing Centre to be taken into custody for cocaine Importation on April 11, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Ben Rushton/Fairfax Media) Photo: Ben Rushton exit Disgraced socialite Kirsty Dayment has been sentenced to at…

Turkey producers accused of ‘lining pockets’ in DB deal – FT Adviser

MPs have accused the former owners of turkey ham producer Bernard Matthews of “lining their own pockets” in a deal that saw the company’s defined benefit pension scheme fall into the Pension Protection Fund. On Saturday (13 April), the Work and Pensions select committee published letters from the firm’s administrator which revealed Rutland Partners, the owners, had…