China’s Weilin owes $58m, but cotton farmers, brokers offered $5.5m – Queensland Country Life

Unsecured creditors from across the cotton industry are being warned to expect to be repaid maybe just a fifth of their losses following the collapse of Chinese-owned merchant Weilin Trade owing about $58 million. Latest estimates suggest about 195 cotton growers, brokers, merchants and other service providers have lost money after Weilin bought cotton for…

China’s Weilin owes $58m, but cotton farmers, brokers offered $5.5m – Farm Weekly

Unsecured creditors from across the cotton industry are being warned to expect to be repaid maybe just a fifth of their losses following the collapse of Chinese-owned merchant Weilin Trade owing about $58 million. Latest estimates suggest about 195 cotton growers, brokers, merchants and other service providers have lost money after Weilin bought cotton for…

The unintended consequences of easing insolvency laws – INTHEBLACK

Experts warn that the additional relief provided to directors grappling with unprecedented business conditions could have unintended consequences. At a glance New legislation has provided struggling companies some relief from liability should they become insolvent. The legislation is applicable until 25 September, and it has helped guard companies during adverse business conditions. However, there are…

Financially troubled businesses should seek prompt advice, insolvency expert Ben Ismay says – Port Macquarie News

news, latest-news, Ben Ismay, Shaw Gidley, insolvency, business, economy, 2020, Port Macquarie Figures show a plunge in company insolvencies across the country in April and May despite the coronavirus-fuelled hit to the economy. The trend is forecast to continue, particularly until the end of September when the JobKeeper wage subsidy is wound back. Shaw Gidley…

Protecting Businesses will Give the Economy the Greatest Chance of Recovery – Business News Wales

Written by Theresa Grech Partner, Head of Corporate, Cardiff at Ince Theresa has over 20 years experience advising on a range of domestic and cross-border transactions and corporate governance matters. She also advises on commercial contracts and has a specialist interest in intellectual property and IT related issues. Protecting Businesses will give the Economy the…

Key Takeaways From the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020: The Standalone Moratorium – JD Supra

On 26 June 2020 the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (the Act) came into force, introducing a number of permanent reforms to English insolvency and restructuring law. Among these reforms is a standalone moratorium available to any eligible company that is, or is likely to become, unable to pay its debts. Eligible Companies The…

California Pizza Kitchen files for bankruptcy, citing pandemic woes – CBS News

One of the nation’s most popular pizzeria chainsfiled for bankruptcy Thursday, blaming thecoronavirus pandemicfor its financial struggles. California Pizza Kitchen said it will continue operating as usual while working through a Chapter 11 restructuring plan aimed at reducing its debt by $230 million. The pizzeria hinted in its filing that it will close some of…