Former England captain Lawrence Dallaglio is set to sell his 2003 Rugby World Cup winner’s medal after being declared bankrupt. The 54-year-old has put a number of items from his illustrious career up for auction including medals, trophies and caps. The World Cup medal is expected to raise between £50,000 and £80,000 while in total…
A decade after the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, India has largely settled one question: can creditors enforce their rights? The answer is yes, says Dinkar Venkatasubramanian, partner, EY, and vice-president, INSOL International. Here’s his thought on the issue: The more important question now is whether viable businesses can be rescued before their value is destroyed.…
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission will meet with the country’s largest insolvency firms to gauge market risks arising from private credit as it prepares a second review into the sector. The corporate regulator is holding a roundtable next week with business restructuring and insolvency firms – including Alvarez and Marshal, BDO Australia, EY, FTI…
Ex-Aston Villa star Lee Hendrie reveals playing non-league game saved him after bankruptcy woes talkSPORT Read the original article here
NAIROBI,Kenya Sep 29 – The High Court in Nairobi has struck out a petition seeking the liquidation of the Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Co-operatives Limited (KUSCCO) under the Insolvency Act, ruling that co-operative societies are governed by a separate statutory framework. Justice Rhoda Rutto of the Milimani High Court held that the court…
Former England loose forward Lawrence Dallaglio has been forced to part with his 2003 World Cup winner’s medal and other memorabilia. The 54-year-old, who was declared bankrupt last year, has put the medal from England’s triumph in Australia up for auction with an estimated value of £50,000 to £80,000 (R1.1-million to R1.7-million). Dallaglio started at…
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Gold Coast council area for September 29 Gold Coast Bulletin Read the original article here
A famous Malaysian millionaire who was once dubbed the “king of gambling” has gone bankrupt and become a taxi driver. Forty-eight-year-old Aaron Lim rose to fame in the early 2020s at casinos in the Genting Highlands resort. He regularly played baccarat and won large sums of money. He also ran a popular blog where he…
REVEALED: Business liquidations in the Port Adelaide Enfield council area Adelaide Now Read the original article here
Full list: Companies entering liquidation or administration across Australia on September 29 The Courier Mail Read the original article here