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Does travel insurance cover insolvency?
Need to know Only 15 out of 61 travel insurance policies in our comparison cover insolvency of an
Melbourne-based company Highline Caravans collapses into liquidation, potentially owing up to $1 million
A caravan builder based in Melbourne has collapsed into liquidation with estimated debts of up to $1 million.Highline Caravans Pty
Scottish councils warn of ‘bankruptcy’ risk without more funding
Scottish councils are under a legal duty to produce a balanced budget each year.As such, they cannot go bankrupt in
Sunshine Private Hospital in Melbourne’s west enters voluntary administration after 14 months of operation
In short: A private hospital in Melbourne's western suburbs has entered voluntary administration. The $140 million Sunshine Private Hospital was opened in
Fugitive former Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui declared bankrupt for failure to pay legal fees before fleeing
Fugitive former lawmaker Ted Hui Chi-fung has been declared bankrupt for failure to pay the legal costs of proceedings and
Insolvency rates hit new highs as 2023 ends
In the final statistics release of this year, the Insolvency Service confirmed that there were 2,466 registered company insolvencies in
China’s troubled shadow bank Zhongzhi warns of insolvency
One of China’s largest shadow banks warned it’s “severely insolvent”, with a debt pile more than two times higher than
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Cisalfa Sport is becoming SportScheck’s new business partner
Cisalfa Sport Spa, one of Italy's largest sportswear retailers, has been selected as the new business partner of SportScheck GmbH, a
Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators | Australian economy
The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australia’s largest online bookseller will not be
Former lawmaker Ted Hui declared bankrupt by Hong Kong court
Hong Kong’s High Court has declared self-exiled activist Ted Hui bankrupt for failing to pay costs of legal proceedings involving
ASIC data shows liquidations, company collapses surging, most businesses can’t pay back debts
Shocking new statistics show that creditors owed money from a company collapse have no choice but to write off their