Ian Drennan of CEA Pic: RollingNews.ie The head of the State’s corporate watchdog has rejected suggestions that the fall-out from its investigation into the affairs of media company INM will make it reluctant to appoint inspectors in future. The inspectors’ report on INM was published last year, and the Corporate Enforcement Authority (CEA) ultimately…
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Ben Fallon who has been promoted to director at Begbies Traynor Group’s Leeds office Licensed insolvency practitioner Ben Fallon has been promoted to director in Begbies Traynor Group’s Leeds office. Fallon joined the leading business recovery, financial advisory and real estate consultancy’s Leeds office in 2012 as a trainee administrator. He qualified as a chartered…
Bank, German firms claim millions in liquidation of storage company PressReader Read the original article here
New Delhi, July 3 (IANS) The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has upheld the primacy of the Enforcement Directorate in dealing with proceeds of crime linked to money laundering over claims by creditors against a ‘bankrupt’ company under the insolvency code, an official said on Thursday. The verdict of the Tribunal’s bench comprising Bachu Venkat…
Several companies that had successfully completed the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)-led corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) and opted for relisting in the stock exchanges are finding it difficult to secure fair price discovery due to alleged ‘unrealistic’ price bands set by the stock exchanges and hence seeing value distortion, according to impacted companies and…
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A developer that went into liquidation less than three months ago has been given a fine over repeated fire safety breaches related to construction work. Glovers Court was handed a £165,000 fine after being found guilty of four offences committed while turning a former warehouse in Preston, Lancashire, into 35 apartments. Lancashire Fire and Rescue…
Cross Border Corporate Insolvency: Comparing Scotland vs England & Wales | Law Society of Scotland 20 August 2025 Online | 1 hour’s verifiable CPD With corporate insolvencies on the rise in Scotland and England, lawyers are faced with an increase in cross border considerations in their cases. This webinar, led by Louise Lang and Andrew…
A housebuilder in Norfolk is set to be liquidated just five years after it was bailed out by a local authority. Lion Homes, previously known as Norwich Regeneration Limited, is to be wound up after years of losses, with Norwich City Council liable to lose up to £10m. The council is the only shareholder in…