Insolvency procedure of Romania’s largest power producer closed by court – Romania-Insider.com

The Bucharest Court of Appeal decided to permanently close the insolvency procedure of Hidroelectrica, one of the most profitable state-owned companies, almost five years after the company filed for insolvency, reports local News.ro. When the insolvency procedure was opened, Hidroelectrica had 11 ongoing bilateral contracts for electricity supply at prices considered damaging to the company.…

Christchurch developer Dave Henderson wins suit after personal information accessed – Stuff.co.nz

MARTIN VAN BEYNEN/FAIRFAX NZ Dave Henderson is seeking damages after it was found his personal documents were accessed unlawfully. An Official Assignee solicitor unlawfully accessed Christchurch developer Dave Henderson’s personal information, including correspondence with a “well-known” politician about a diet programme. Henderson, a discharged bankrupt who famously battled Inland Revenue in the mid 90s, sued the Attorney-General over…

Romania’s Hidroelectrica exits insolvency, IPO seen at 1 bln euro … – SeeNews

Iron Gates hydropower plant. Author: Espino Family. Licence: Creative Commons, Attribution. BUCHAREST (Romania), April 3 (SeeNews) Romanian hydropower producer Hidroelectrica has exited insolvency, paving the way for a long awaited listing on the Bucharest bourse, seen as the biggest in Romania’s history, its judicial administrator Euro Insol said on Monday. The Bucharest Court ruled on…

Five years on, Bucharest Court of Appeal closes Hidroelectrica’s insolvency case – Business Review

Five years after the opening Hidroelectricas insolvency procedures, on 30 Marc 2017 the Bucharest Court of Appeal gave the decision no 125 in the case 22456/3/2012, closing definitively the insolvency proceedings of the most important energy producer in Romania. At the opening of procedures, Hidroelectrica had overall losses of over EUR 170 in the 2011-2012…

Three Asian countries look to conquer more of the insolvency market – Australasian Lawyer

Experts are seeing three Asian countries push for a bigger slice of the insolvency market, taking concrete steps, including reforming national insolvency regimes, to attract more business. The insights come from John Batchelor, FTI Consulting senior managing director in Hong Kong, Maria O’Brien, Baker McKenzie partner in Sydney, and Miles Grant, ANZ Lending Services senior…