NCLAT admits McLeod promoter appeal, to decide on constitution of CoC – Business Standard

On August 6, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) had admitted an application filed by Techno for initiating corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) against McLeod. TopicsNCLAT|Techno Electric & Engineering|McLeod Russel The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has admitted an appeal filed by McLeod Russel promoter, Aditya Khaitan, against insolvency proceedings and will decide on…

Year-On-Year Corporate Insolvency Figures Rise For Third Consecutive Month – Bdaily

Member Article The year-on-year level of corporate insolvency has risen for a third consecutive month, highlighting the continuing impact of the pandemic on North East businesses. The latest corporate insolvency figures for England and Wales reveal a 70.4% increase in Creditors Voluntary Liquidations in July compared to July 2020, suggesting an increasing number of directors…

Hundreds of staff and participants of Disability Services Australia face uncertain future – ABC News

Hundreds of employees and participants of one of Australia’s largest disability service providers face an uncertain future with the organisation entering voluntary administration. Key points: Disability Services Australia have appointed KPMG as their administrators DSA’sCEO says the company faced financial constraints, compounded by the pandemic Shadow NDIS Minister Bill Shorten says the federal government’s “savage…

Key disability provider goes under. Is COVID to blame or government neglect? – Crikey

Disability Services Australia is headed into voluntary administration, leaving questions about how much the disability support sector can take in the pandemic. (Image: Adobe) One of Australias largest disability service providers, Disability Services Australia (DSA), has gone into voluntary administration following financial constraints compounded by COVID-19. National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants and support companies…

Pandemic blamed as disability service provider enters voluntary administration – Sydney Morning Herald

The pandemic has taken its toll on one of Australias largest disability service providers with the organisation calling in administrators and leaving thousands of staff and participants across NSW in limbo. Disability Services Australia called in KPMG to oversee its voluntary administration on Wednesday, but moved to reassure participants and staff the organisation would continue…