Insolvency reprieve on the cards for business leaders – My Business

Tough insolvency rules could be relaxed, according to a federal minister, as the government looks to reduce the number of businesses pushed prematurely into insolvency. Speaking to a recent industry conference, financial services minister Kelly ODwyer said the onus should be on supporting businesses to survive and grow, not on penalising difficulties. The government believes…

In relief to homebuyers, govt likely to tweak bankruptcy code – Hindustan Times

The central government is likely to step in to protect the interest of homebuyers whose investments face uncertainty when bankruptcy proceedings are filed against builders. The government is considering two options. First, amend the bankruptcy law so that homebuyers do not lose out to banks and financial institutions when a defaulting builders properties are liquidated…

Tamil Nadu police starts probe into chit cheating case – Deccan Chronicle

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Tamil Nadu police initiated a preliminary inquiry against Nirmal Krishna Nidhi Limited at Palukal on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border area of Kanayakumari district after protests by investors turned violent on Friday. Hundreds of investors, both from Kerala and Tamil Nadu, have been gathering in front of the firm since Thursday. By Friday, the number…

Special counsel appointed in St. Joseph Health Services pension fund case – The Providence Journal

Patrick Anderson Journal Staff Writer patrickanderso_ PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A judge Friday assigned Max Wistow, the lawyer who sued architects of Rhode Island’s 38 Studios deal, to investigate the insolvency of a pension plan for Our Lady of Fatima employees. The St. Joseph Health Services of Rhode Island pension was placed in receivership last…