SINGAPORE (BLOOMBERG) – HSBC Holdings and other global banks owed US$3.5 billion (S$4.66 billion) by Hin Leong Trading may recoup less than expected from the collapsed Singapore oil trader after a sale process failed to attract bids for the company. Hin Leong’s court-appointed managers plan to file an application next week to wind up the…
Food, transport and building companies were among 25 Queensland firms that collapsed into liquidation or administration in January. That was half the number of companies that failed in December but experts warn that the tally will likely increase in coming months as pandemic-related support measures are withdrawn. Hall Chadwick partner Ginette Muller said there could…
Loading Obviously any return will be a long, multi-year path back for Xinja, the letter said. If shareholders are willing to support it, the business may be able to reset and rebuild shareholder value. Xinja shocked shareholders and customers when it announced plans to close all customer accounts and return its banking licence, 15 months…
Creditors of 22 companies connected to the flagging Dyldam Group are reportedly chasing $500 million in debt, as the company wades through voluntary administration proceedings. According to the Australian Financial Review, minutes of the first creditors meeting held in January and lodged with ASIC show total debt claims of $510 million. McGrathNicol was appointed as…
Dyldam Development boss Sam Fayad is facing the threat of bankruptcy after being ordered by the NSW Supreme Court to pay a debt of $1.6 million. A bankruptcy notice served by Barrak Lawyers on behalf of their client Eid Azzi obtained by The Australian Financial Review orders Mr Fayad to pay $1,638,421.16 within 21 days…
Covid-19 induced economic uncertainties are a reality in the current business landscape. The UAE governments proactive stimulus packages have been successful in limiting its impact, but some companies have fallen prey to the pandemic. Companies such as Sprii and Gulf Greetings Trading closed their operations in the UAE due to cashflow problems. Firms that decide…
The enactment of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 (Code) has had significant ramifications on the corporate insolvency landscape. Over time, the Code has witnessed a manifold increase in litigation, and consequently in the number of decisions. This has made it difficult for insolvency practitioners to stay updated with developments in the field. The purpose…
The first creditors meeting in the administration of Adelaide-based Australian Fashion Labels (AFL) will take place on January 15. The business entered voluntary administration on January 06, appointing Duff & Phelps administratorsBrett Lord and Marcus Ayres to handle the process. According to reports fromSmart Company,the ongoing effects of COVID-19 as well as legacy costs from…
Published on :30 Jan, 2021 , 7:57 am The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal is the Apex Tribunal in the country dealing with all aspects of Corporate Law. The judgments pronounced by the Appellate Tribunal in the areas of Insolvency, Competition and Company Law regulate all elements of a companys functioning in India; from its…
Video PlayerClose WINDHOEK, Jan. 30 (Xinhua) — Financially-beleaguered Air Namibia on Friday survived liquidation attempts by defunct Belgian company ChallengeAir SA which had applied to the Namibian High Court to have the carrier liquidated. ChallengeAir SA had filed for the loss-making flag carrier’s liquidation, arguing it is insolvent and unable to repay about 16.7 million…