Restructuring and insolvency practitioners brace for ‘tsunami of insolvencies’ – International Financial Law Review

It quickly became obvious, as countries began to enter into lockdown and many companies were forced to suspend their operations, that a tsunami of insolvencies was likely to follow in those jurisdictions which had been hardest hit by Covid-19, particularly in the event of a second wave of the disease. Some businesses saw their cashflows…

Tens of thousands of businesses could collapse by mid next year as JobKeeper scheme ends, experts say – ABC News

Tens of thousands of businesses could collapse by mid next year as changes to insolvency laws kick in and economic stimulus measures such as JobKeeper come to an end, insolvency experts say. Key points: The proposed changes to insolvency laws could help identify companies that should have never survived but have because of COVID-19 stimulus…

Sports digest: Becker pleads not guilty to a string of charges related to bankruptcy case – Press Herald

Boris Becker arrives at Westminster Magistrates Court in London on Thursday after being accused of not complying with obligations to disclose information about his bankruptcy. Aaron Chown/PA via AP TENNIS BORIS BECKER: Former tennis star Boris Becker appeared in a London court Thursday, pleading not guilty to a string of criminal charges related to his…

Government gives businesses much-needed breathing space with extension of insolvency measures – GOV.UK

News story Measures from the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act extended to relieve pressure on businesses dealing with coronavirus. Measures put in place to protect businesses from insolvency will be extended to continue giving them much-needed breathing space during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the government announced today (24 September). A raft of changes to protect…