The Part A1 Moratorium: Stop Right Now, Thank You Very Much I Need Some Time For A Rescue – JD Supra

The Part A1 Moratorium is an insolvency process that was introduced by the Corporate Insolvency Governance Act 2020 to help financially distressed companies obtain temporary protection from creditor action, while the company attempts to rescue itself as a going concern. A quick legal update on the Part A1 Moratorium and its effects can be found…

Record numbers of businesses going into members’ voluntary liquidation, says adviser Portland – Daily Echo

RECORD numbers of business people are cashing out by paying their debts and liquidating their companies, a business recovery firm has said. Whiteley-based Portland said the past 12 months had seen a 60 per cent rise in the number of solvent liquidations, where creditors are paid and the remaining balance distributed among shareholders. During 2020,…

Corporate insolvency: Making the resolution process better – The Financial Express

Besides, it was found that companies, in general, lack a proper documentation model83% of insolvency professionals opined that companies lacked this for both statutory register and non-statutory register. By Neeti Shikha & Urvashi Shahi Timely resolution proving elusive has become the biggest bottleneck in the corporate insolvency resolution process. Indeed, there is an inordinate delay…

The International’s developer calls for voluntary administration, can’t pay all creditors – New Zealand Herald

Business 18 Feb, 2021 02:49 AM 3 minutes to read The developer behind one of New Zealand’s biggest apartment jobs has put the company into voluntary administration, saying not all creditors will be paid. Gary Groves engaged Dominion Constructors to convert the ex-Fonterra headquarters at 9 Princes St in Auckland’s CBD into luxury apartments in…

Assets worth $62000 allegedly stolen from liquidated company Cryptopia – Stuff.co.nz

Getty-Images Cryptopia went into liquidation in May last year after a $24 million hack. More than $60,000 worth of cryptocurrency has reportedly been stolen from international currency exchange Cryptopia, despite the company being in liquidation following a $24 million hack. The alleged theft happened several months after it was revealed a former employee had been…