Top five tennis players who went bankrupt

Some successful tennis players have been unable to manage their assets, leading to bankruptcy. Tennis is undoubtedly one of the most attractive sports for athletes. The prize pool at the Grand Slams and other top ATP and WTA competitions is growing every year. Not only the winners but there’s something in it for every player…

Trading suspended as RBG hits the skids

Yours, with change from a tenner. Listed law group RBG Holdings has suspended trading of its shares this week, and indicated that it is nearing a declaration of insolvency. [Update: it’s now happened, with RBG announcing on Friday that the board “regrettably has resolved to and subsequently has filed today a notice of intention to…

Almost 7,000 construction firms in danger of bankruptcy

Construction has been named as the sector with the most firms facing “critical” financial pressure, with almost 7,000 businesses at risk of bankruptcy. In its latest Red Flag Alert report covering the fourth quarter (Q4) of last year, insolvency practitioner Begbies Traynor said that 6,830 construction firms in the UK ended 2024 in “critical financial distress”. It…

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Improving insolvency law key for 7-8% growth; need more measures for better efficiencies: Economic Survey, ET LegalWorld

An improving insolvency framework is important for achieving 7-8 per cent economic growth over the next decade, the Economic Survey said on Friday and pitched for imposition of higher costs to prevent entities from filing frivolous applications during the resolution process. The suggestion also comes against the backdrop of long delays in the insolvency resolution…