Christmas Trading Concerns After Sharp Month-On-Month Increase … – Bdaily News

Member Article Christmas Trading Concerns After Sharp Month-On-Month Increase In Corporate Insolvencies Its impossible to say whether the Christmas trading period will provide a badly needed boost for struggling North East firms or whether itll be the final blow for their finances. Thats the view of the North East chair of insolvency and restructuring trade…

SC's Ruling on Personal Guarantors: A Game Changer for Banks – BusinessLine

In this State of the Economy podcast, businessLines KR Srivats, Senior Deputy Editor, discusses the recent landmark Supreme Court judgement on personal guarantors insolvency in India with Dhananjay Kumar, Partner, Cyril Amarchand & Mangaldas, a leading law firm. By upholding the constitutional validity of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) provisions related to personal guarantors insolvency…

Former gambling addict calls for advertising bans as federal government considers reforms – ABC News

Michael was just 17 when he placed his first bet on a horse race. Key points: The federal government is considering reforms to online gambling A parliamentary inquiry has recommended a complete ban on gambling advertising within three years A regional Queensland man says the accessibility of gambling through apps and advertising make it difficult for people…

Jersey's Health Department 'would be declared bankrupt if it were in … – Jersey Evening Post

HEALTHS financial reserves have depleted to such an extraordinarily low level that the department would be declared bankrupt if it were a UK council, according to an adviser and senior manager. The department has already used 3.1 million of its reserves to deal with additional pressures between August and September this year. And according to…

Authorities find nearly 60 Hong Kong public sector households own private homes – South China Morning Post

Nearly 60 Hong Kong public sector households have been found to own private flats in the wake of a get-tough policy designed to crack down on abuse of the system. Permanent Secretary for Housing Rosanna Law Shuk-pui said the 59 offenders were caught after officials carried out property checks on 57,000 people in 25,000 households…