By Susan Edmunds of RNZ Business insolvencies are running at more than double the rate of last year, and one economist says the failure rate exceeds that of the global financial crisis. There were 72 liquidations in October administered by the Insolvency and Trustee Service, just down from 74 in September. Of those, 37 were…
Photo: nito500/123RF Business insolvencies are running at more than double the rate of last year, and one economist says the failure rate exceeds that of the global financial crisis. There were 72 liquidations in October administered by the Insolvency and Trustee Service, just down from 74 in September. Of those, 37 were in Auckland. In…
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While there are many challenges that come with building a house, it probably can’t get much worse than hearing your builder has gone bankrupt and that work to your home has stopped, effective immediately. The so-called ‘profitless building boom’, triggered by the COVID pandemic, is still playing out in the Australia construction sector, seeing thousands…
IE CA 3 Holdings Ltd and IE CA 4 Holdings Ltd (Companies) were two Canadian registered companies whose directors were located outside of Canada. The Companies’ parent company, Iris Energy Limited (Iris), was listed on NASDAQ and had its registered office in Melbourne and principal place of business in Sydney, with three of its six…
Higher employment costs as a result of the budget may push more British businesses into financial difficulty, according to the UK’s largest insolvency practitioner. Begbies Traynor said increased employment costs, as well as higher interest rates, would extend a period of “elevated insolvency levels”, in a statement to the stock market on Monday. The Labour…
Media release 1 December 2024 Business failures continue to propel personal insolvency chain reaction ‘Trumponomics’ could trigger further bankruptcies, says insolvency solutions firm Business-related personal insolvencies are on the rise, the latest quarterly figures from AFSA show. And geopolitical uncertainty – particularly ‘Trumponomics’ – could trigger greater numbers in 2025, warns insolvency and…
Trumponomics a trigger for insolvencies The Australian Read the original article here
Many Australian disability service providers are struggling with increased costs, rising interest rates, cash flow issues and regulatory changes. It should be no surprise that NDIS businesses are increasingly facing financial distress. When facing financial challenges, it’s crucial to seek effective solutions. The Small Business Restructure (SBR) process provides assistance to NDIS providers dealing with…
Leicester City break silence after sponsor declared bankrupt MSN Read the original article here