Second-quarter figures reveal mounting pressure on firms, alongside sharp differences between sectors Business bankruptcy declarations increased across the… Second-quarter figures reveal mounting pressure on firms, alongside sharp differences between sectors Business bankruptcy declarations increased across the European Union in the second quarter of 2026, while registrations of new legal entities edged lower. The figures point…
IndiaLaw LLP has announced the appointment of Satish Anand Sharma as a Senior Partner in its Mumbai office, further strengthening the Firm’s Corporate & M&A, Financial Regulatory, Capital Markets and Insolvency & Bankruptcy practices. Satish brings over 25 years of experience advising corporates, banks, financial institutions, investment funds and NBFCs on complex domestic and cross-border…
Senior Advocate Kevic Setalvad and advocate Pranay Goel, appearing for creditors in connected petitions, strongly opposed any deferment of the remaining orders. Setalvad argued that a bilateral settlement in one case could not stall orders in matters involving other creditors. “I don’t think, with the utmost respect, that this settlement, coming in at the 18th…
The development follows the conclusion of the insurance industry’s recapitalisation exercise, after which NAICOM issued new licences to 43 companies that met the requirements under the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act 2025. Eight other insurers that failed to meet the requirements now face the liquidation process. NAICOM concludes recapitalisation exercise NAICOM introduced new capital requirements…
SINGAPORE – Singapore-based AI recruitment platform Snaphunt is being wound up after a planned US$2.8 million (S$3.5 million) funding round was said to have been delayed, leaving it without enough cash to continue operating. The company resolved on July 30 to wind up operations. Tan Wei Cheong and Justin Lim from Deloitte Singapore SR&T Restructuring…
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Key takeaways: At least 16 freight companies were left with unpaid invoices. The debts exceeded US$508,000, €334,000 and £25,000. The bills were incurred during a three-month period between August and October 2024. The company belonged to the JCTrans international freight network, which appeared to give it credibility among other members. Investigators said the business could…
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