Insolvency Guardian Media Centre

Stay informed with the latest in insolvency news and industry updates. We can keep you up to date with insolvency and finance information from around the world.
Go to ASIC
Redundancy survival guide – get what you’re owed and prepare for reinvention – The Sydney Morning Herald
When Adrian Boniciolli was retrenched after more than a decade at photocopying powerhouse Xerox, his final payout was nearly six
Brynne Edelsten ventures out in Melbourne after she was declared bankrupt – Daily Mail
By Monique Friedlander For Daily Mail Australia Published: 21:42 EST, 19 July 2016 | Updated: 23:23 EST, 19 July 2016
Pizza chain goes into voluntary administration – Mackay Daily Mercury
IT'S 'business as usual' as Eagle Boys has gone into voluntary administration.   The Australian company confirmed the news via
Pokemon Go Offers Glimpse Into $32 Billion SoftBank-ARM Deal – Bloomberg
Every time a Pokemon Go fan drains a smartphone battery chasing virtual monsters, its a reminder that chip technology has
Pellissippi helping graduates overcome loan debt – Local 8 Now
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- More than 43 million people across the country have been shackled by student loan debt. One
Biglaw Firm Ponies Up Cold, Hard Cash To Help Associates Repay Law School Loans – Above the Law
Around the time that Cravath announced its great associate pay raise, it also provided its associates with information about various
Murray Energy working with investment banks on debt relief: sources – Reuters
Murray Energy Corp [MUYEY.UL], one of the largest privately held U.S. coal miners, is working with investment banks to renegotiate
Alleged organizer of Crimean blockade declared bankrupt – RAPSI
11:40 18/07/2016 MOSCOW, July 18 (RAPSI) The Moscow Commercial Court has declared Lenur Islyamov, alleged organizer of food blockade of
Eagle Boys head office collapses into voluntary administration but franchises are operating business as usual – SmartCompany.com.au
Founding Mad Butcher store in liquidation – The National Business Review
The first Mad Butcher store in Mangere, founded in 1971 by Sir Peter Leitch, has gone into liquidation. It is
‘HOW COULD THEY TAKE IT?’ Furious mum slams lowcostholidays for taking her money HOURS before announcing … – The Sun
A MUM-OF-TWO has slammed lowcostholidays for taking nearly £400 in a holiday instalment HOURS before announcing they had gone bust.
North East Stays Top Of UK Personal Insolvency Table – North East Connected (press release) (subscription)
North East England has retained its unwanted place at the top of the national table for personal insolvency for the