IRP nod must for recovering money from defaulter’s bank a/c: NCLAT – Economic Times

NEW DELHI: The NCLAT has said financial creditors cannot recover any amount from a defaulter’s bank account without the nod of the Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) during the corporate insolvency resolution process. Declining relief to the Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) against Amtek Auto‘s IRP Dinnkar T Venkatsubramaniam, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) said…

China’s dairy in the debt coalmine – The Australian Financial Review

Will China Huishan Dairy’s lurch towards provisional liquidation trigger an exodus of foreign capital from the world’s second largest economy? Major Chinese and international banks are bracing themselves for a bruising battle after the debt-laden Huishan told the Hong Kong stock exchange last week that it had instructed its Cayman legal advisers to prepare documentation to place the…

RugbyWA goes into voluntary administration – The Sydney Morning Herald

RugbyWA chairman Tony Howarth has described emotions in Western Australia as “angry, disappointed and frustrated” after it was confirmed the organisation had gone into voluntary administration on Friday. It comes just four months after Rugby Australia (formerly Australian Rugby Union) announced it would axe the Western Force from next year’s Super Rugby competition. RugbyWA has…

Asia’s top banks face losses as China Huishan Dairy proposes provisional liquidation – South China Morning Post

Embattled China Huishan Dairy Holdings has instructed lawyers to prepare for its provisional liquidation after finding more debt, leaving some of the top lenders in Asia vulnerable. According to a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange on Thursday, the net liabilities of the Liaoning-based firms China entities could have been 10.5 billion yuan (US$1.58…