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Liquidated swim school fined $23m – bay 93.9 Geelong – Bay 93.9
The former operator of swim school franchise Jump Loops, which operated a number of local outlets, has been fined $23m
Former van Eyk chief charged – Financial Standard
The former chief executive of failed van Eyk Research has been charged with four counts of dishonestly using his position
Jaypee insolvency case: Creditors’ panel approves Suraksha Group’s offer; rejects NBCC bid – Mint
The sources said NBCC's bid was found to be non-compliant with certain provisions of the insolvency law. On Wednesday, construction
UK: Ability to Disqualify Directors of Dissolved Companies – The National Law Review
Thursday, May 20, 2021 On 12 May 2021, the UK Government introduced the snappily titled Rating (Coronavirus) and Directors Disqualification
Bill providing court protection to borrowers in mortgage arrears clears Oireachtas – Irish Legal News
Published 20 May 2021 Borrowers falling into home mortgage arrears due to an unforeseeable loss of income will gain court
More COVID-hit businesses may need loan restructuring: Banks to RBI – Business Today
Even though the central bank had permitted lenders to recast loans for borrowers earlier this month, the facility was limited
Thai Airways Approved for Restructuring Plan AirlineGeeks.com – AirlineGeeks.com
[ News ]May 20, 2021 5:00 am ET By Charlotte Seet Thai Airways Approved for Restructuring Plan Thai Airways International
Idris Elba Wanting Debt Relief for Low-Income Countries – BORGEN – Borgen Project
MINNEOLA, Florida British actor Idris Elba was one of the celebrities who tested positive for COVID-19 back in March of
New study: Critical to rethinking risk, resilience, and debt relief – The Lutheran World Federation
Launch of study Climate change, debt, and COVID-19 (LWI) - A new study titled Climate change, Debt and COVID-19, analyzes
Qantas cuts jobs, eyes international flights – The Australian Financial Review
Mr Joyce said the pandemic had hurt Qantas far more than any other local company, estimating the airline, which has
Union angry after construction company collapse hits its members – Australian Times
The collapse of construction and property company, Pindan Group, which has gone into administration owing up to $100-million to workers,
Zambia: IMF plays for time as it seeks to pacify creditors – The Africa Report
On 10 May, the IMF said it had reached broad agreement on the macroeconomic framework needed for Zambias request for