Chinese shadow bank files for bankruptcy

Getty Images Zhongzhi lent billions to China’s crisis-hit property developers A major Chinese shadow bank has filed for bankruptcy on the grounds it was unable to pay its debts. On Friday, a Beijing court accepted the application from Zhongzhi Enterprise Group (ZEG), which has lent billions to real estate firms. Chinese officials launched an investigation…

Esprit to place European business in bankruptcy –again

Esprit Europe GmbH and six other German companies of the fashion group will file for insolvency under self-administration on Wednesday, the company said, as Hong Kong-listed apparel group Esprit Holdings seeks to restructure its European business. This is the second insolvency procedure within four years for Esprit, which had laid off around a third of…

Chinese shadow lender Zhongzhi files for bankruptcy

Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Chinese business & finance myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Zhongzhi, the conglomerate at the centre of China’s $3tn shadow banking market, has filed for bankruptcy, saying that it was “severely insolvent”. A Beijing court accepted a bankruptcy and liquidation application from Zhongzhi…

Amsterdam’s Rodeo Software declared bankrupt, after fraud allegations rocked the company

Amsterdam-based Rodeo Software, a cloud-native project management software provider, has been declared bankrupt by the court in Amsterdam by termination of the suspension of payment on Wednesday, April 24. The announcement comes a week after the Dutch company got into a controversy following allegations of financial irregularities.  A brief overview As a result, US-based growth…