Top Thai builder secures debt relief as crash probe proceeds

(Jan 28): Thailand’s largest construction company, which is under investigation for its role in two deadly accidents, won investor approval to restructure its outstanding bonds. Italian-Thai Development pcl received bondholders’ consent to extend the maturity of five notes totalling 14.5 billion baht (RM1.83 billion) by three years, the company said in an exchange filing Wednesday…

Top Thai builder secures debt relief as crash probe proceeds

(Jan 28): Thailand’s largest construction company, which is under investigation for its role in two deadly accidents, won investor approval to restructure its outstanding bonds. Italian-Thai Development pcl received bondholders’ consent to extend the maturity of five notes totalling 14.5 billion baht (RM1.83 billion) by three years, the company said in an exchange filing Wednesday…

Top Thai Builder Secures Debt Relief Amid Ongoing Crash Probe

Thailand’s largest construction company, which is under investigation for its role in two deadly accidents, won investors’ approval to restructure 14.5 billion baht ($468 million) of debt, offering relief to the cash-strapped builder. Italian-Thai Development Pcl received bondholders’ consent to extend the maturity of notes by three years, the company said in an exchange filingBloomberg…

HECS debt reduction: What to do after paying off your loan, how to stop employer deductions and everything to know

The federal government’s 20 per cent HECS reduction scheme has resulted in some Australian taxpayers inadvertently losing unnecessary money from their paycheques. Nearly three million Australians have an average of $5500 in HECS debts owing to the government – and this debt is paid off slowly through compulsory repayments. The relief was applied to balances…