Swimwear brand Seafolly has gone into voluntary administration, citing the ‘crippling financial impact’ of the coronavirus pandemic – Business Insider Australia

Australian swimwear and fashion brand Seafolly is the latest business to fall into voluntary administration after being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The brand appointed KordaMentha as administrators after suffering crippling financial impact amid the coronavirus pandemic. Administrator Scott Langdon said in a statement it will be business as usual for customers as the administrators…

UK Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 Now in Force – The National Law Review

Wayne Beck brings a wide range of high-level experience to client engagements, including acting for creditors, creditor committees, debtors, insolvency practitioners, banks and other financial institutions, and purchasers of distressed assets in cross-border, multijurisdictional and domestic insolvency, corporate reorganization, recovery, turnaround and litigation matters. Wayne has also assisted with the restructuring of a number of…

Clothing retailer appoints administrators, but isn’t going down without a fight – Ragtrader

The owner behind teen clothing brand Pavement says he is determined the fashion chain wont be another casualty of COVID-19. Stephen Meurs, who also co-founded Smiggle, believes the right investor could build market share and expansion opportunities. Pavement entered voluntary administration on this week, with Pitcher Partners Andrew Yeo and Gess Rambaldi appointed as administrators.…