Latest news in credit industry and sectors – Corporate insolvencies up 63% in June 2021 – Credit Strategy

This comes after the Insolvency Service reported a 63% increase in corporate insolvencies in June 2021 when compared to the same month in 2020. Commenting on this news, insolvency practitioner PKF GMs director Oliver Collinge, said: This trend of rising corporate insolvency numbers has long been predicted and we expect it to continue as government…

Woodlawn Mine company, Heron Resources, enters voluntary administration – Goulburn Post

news, Goulburn, Heron Resources, Tarago, Woodlawn Mine, administration, FTI Consulting A company that was aiming to revive copper and zinc mining near Tarago has entered voluntary administration. Heron Resources notified the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) of its decision on Friday. It followed failed attempts to secure what it described as a “suitable transaction” for the…

Tech contractor goes into administration while facing class action – Lawyers Weekly – Lawyers Weekly

A major Telstra and Foxtel contractor has gone into voluntary administration, while facing a $400 million class action from Shine Lawyers. The class action against Tandem Corporation, formerly known as Infrastructure Services Group Management (ISGM), filed in November, 2018, was the largest employment-related class action in the country. The case was due to go to…

IBBI amends insolvency rules to help improve transparency – The Hindu

Seeking to enhance transparency in the insolvency process, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has amended the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Insolvency Resolution Process for Corporate Persons) Regulations. The IBBI said in a release on Wednesday that the amendments were aimed at enhancing the discipline, transparency, and accountability in corporate insolvency…

What liquidation of Singapore’s Hyflux can teach entrepreneurs – Nikkei Asia

SINGAPORE — Troubled water treatment company Hyflux will finally go into liquidation now that a court has approved an application for winding up the company, marking the end to a charismatic founder’s once high-flying startup. “I am grateful for all the assistance rendered by all parties,” Justice Aedit Abdullah said on Wednesday during the Singapore…

Luby’s liquidation proves more lucrative than expected – Restaurant Business Online

Photo courtesy of Luby’s Cafe Shareholders of cafeteria operator Lubys Inc. will receive nearly 4% more from the companys liquidation than had been previously projected, a per-share bump of 15 cents, according to management. In a securities filing, the company attributed the sweetened forecast to a combination of higher-than-expected proceeds from recent sales and improved…

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is broken. It needs to be fixed, immediately – Economic Times

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) is broke. It must be fixed, both to increase recovery and to redeploy the assets locked up in failed firms. While 4,540 insolvency cases have been admitted for Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (Cirp), significant recovery has materialised only in a handful of cases, such as Essar Steel and Bhushan…