GJES London Ltd, an electrical contracting company, was incorporated in October 2011 and Grzegorz Jarnot became the sole director on the same day. The company traded for over seven years before going into creditors voluntary liquidation in April 2019 as it was unable to pay its debts. A subsequent investigation by the Insolvency Service found…
A German group has turned its attention to the outlets of the recently declared bankrupt retailer Mega World. Negotiations with the trustees are starting today. Piocheur According to the liquidator Thierry Lammar, the potential buyer is a major German player “who wants to take advantage of this opportunity to expand on the Belgian market.” Kanaal…
Credit card debt five times more problematic than other types of debt reported; COVID-19 pandemic called out as factor in over half of personal insolvency filings since March 2020 VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Jan. 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Sands & Associates, BCs largest firm of Licensed Insolvency Trustees serving individuals and small businesses, released the…
GJES London Ltd, an electrical contracting company, was incorporated in October 2011 and Grzegorz Marcin Jarnot (47), from Worcester Park, Surrey, became the sole director on the same day. The company traded for over 7 years until GJES London went into Creditors voluntary liquidation in April 2019 as it was unable to pay its debts.…
We have only just overcome the liquidity phase of the crisis in countries that are now relaxing restrictions. In many others, the health crisis is still acute. And the epidemic could flare up again anywhere, the general manager, Agustin Carstens, of Bank for International Settlements (BIS) acknowledged in late June whilst discussing the Banks 2020…
Brynne Edelsten, 37, says she has ‘no regrets’ about marrying Geoffrey, 77 – as she reveals why she kept her ex-husbands surname after their divorce By Candice Jackson For Daily Mail Australia Published: 09:10 AEDT, 11 January 2021 | Updated: 09:44 AEDT, 11 January 2021 14 View comments Brynne Edelsten became a household name in…
The Government has made changes to our insolvency framework to better serve Australian small businesses, their creditors and their employees. The changes introduce new processes suitable for small businesses from 1 January 2021, reducing complexity, time and costs for small businesses. The aim of the new legislation is to protect jobs, SMEs and social coherence,…
A “steep increase” in insolvencies is expected as debt holidays come to an end and other government stimulus measures are wound back. Relaxed insolvency laws which allowed businesses to trade without making a profit for six months expired on January 1, and the time frame has been reduced to 21 days. Noosa-based insolvency expert and…
An insolvent council has been accused of filling its empty coffers by closing roads to fine motorists millions of pounds, despite residents insisting they do not want to be part of Grant Shappss green transport revolution. Campaigners claim Croydon Council is being undemocratic by forcing through a Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) scheme, where streets are…
The pandemic has taken a major toll on the restaurant industry, leading many popular restaurant chains to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection over the course of the year. And while for a few this spells the end of the road, some are exiting bankruptcy with restructured finances and gunning for a fresh start. Although…