Corporate insolvencies in Scotland fall by 16 per cent

Compulsory liquidations fell from 134 to 119, while creditors’ voluntary liquidations also declined during the same period. However, James Fennessey, corporate insolvency partner at Azets, an international accountancy and business advisory group, warned that the improvement should not be seen as a sign of an easier trading environment. Mr Fennessey said: “These latest figures offer…

Consecutive sanction decisions from the CMB: criminal complaints against 50 people, liquidation of the company

29.10.2026 16:34 Following its investigations into transactions in PASEU, SELEC, and MANAS shares, the Capital Markets Board (CMB) issued a series of sanctions decisions. It was decided to file criminal complaints against 50 people and to impose a two-year trading ban on 51 natural persons and 4 companies. The capital markets licenses of 31 people…

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Participation in Corporate Debtor’s Policy-Making Can Bar Creditors From CoC: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has upheld the exclusion of a debenture holder, its trustee and a subsequent debt assignee from the Committee of Creditors (CoC) of a real estate company, holding that participation in the corporate debtor’s policy-making processes can attract the related-party disqualification under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). A Bench of Justice…