Bankrupt billionaire Nathan Tinkler charged after allegedly smashing a window at his sister’s house – The Sydney Morning Herald

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Bankrupt former billionaire Nathan Tinkler is embroiled in a family feud and has been charged with allegedly smashing a stained glass window at his sister’s house. The case was briefly mentioned in Port Macquarie Local Court on Wednesday, but Mr Tinkler did not appear. Former mining magnate Nathan Tinkler outside court on January 27. Photo: Daniel Munoz Police allege that…

Life after debt: Insolvency in motion – Forbes India

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Illustation: Sameer Pawar In early January, news of Anil Agarwal-backed Vedanta Resources emerging as a bidder for debt-laden Electrosteel Steels sent the latters stock soaring. While Vedanta wasnt the only bidderEdelweiss Asset Reconstruction Company, Tata Steel and Abhishek Dalmia-promoted Renaissance Steel were also in the fraythe process marked the beginning of proceedings under the Insolvency…

Bankrupt billionaire Nathan Tinkler charged after allegedly smashing a window at his sister’s house – Newcastle Herald

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CHARGED: Former billionaire Nathan Tinkler has been charged by police for allegedly destroying property. BANKRUPT former billionaire Nathan Tinkler is embroiled in a family feud that has seen him charged with allegedly smashing a stained glass window at his sisters house. The case was briefly mentioned in Port Macquarie Local Court on Wednesday, but Mr Tinkler did not appear. Police allege…

Administrator of Latvijas Krajbanka recovers EUR 7.198 million in 2017 – Baltic Times

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RIGA – The administrator of the to-be-liquidated Latvijas Krajbanka, recovered EUR 7.198 million in 2017, according to a report published in the official gazette Latvijas Vestnesis. In December 2017 the administrator recovered EUR 123,223. The whole sum was recovered from the loans issued by the bank. The costs of the Latvijas Krajbanka insolvency procedure has…

Serbia to auction assets of insolvent drugmaker Jugoremedija – SeeNews

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License: Creative Commons CC0 BELGRADE (Serbia), January 22 (SeeNews) Serbia’s Bankruptcy Supervision Agency said it is selling the production facilities of insolvent pharmaceutical company Jugoremedija estimated at 3.887 billion dinars ($40.1 million/32.8 million euro). An auction for the Jugoremedija factory in Zrenjanin, in the north of the country, will take place on February 8, the Bankruptcy…