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NCLT India’s National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in New Delhi, the principal forum for insolvency resolution and corporate disputes, is
Corporate Fraud: Bank of Baroda Tags RCom, Anil Ambani Loans as Fraud  Deccan Herald Read the original article here
Former Manchester United defender Wes Brown is now reportedly renting a property from a current Old Trafford star after being
Synopsis: On Friday, the shares of a prominent international provider of communication services fell after Bank of Baroda had officially
In a significant step, Bank of Baroda, one of India's leading public sector banks, has declared the loan accounts of
Private debt managers expect industry-wide consolidation in 5 years  Alternative Credit Investor Read the original article here
Australians who were left with missing teeth and drained superannuation accounts for unfinished work at a dental chain are unlikely
Anil Ambani and Reliance Communications' loan accounts declared 'fraud' by Bank of Baroda  The Economic Times Read the original article here
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The Cast company is now looking for a new owner. Casimir Cast GmbH A piece of industrial history in the
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India’s National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in New Delhi, the principal forum for insolvency resolution and corporate disputes, is facing what lawyers describe as an “unprecedented breakdown” of judicial functioning, as unsafe infrastructure has forced multiple courtrooms to shut and proceedings to be drastically curtailed.

The crisis came to a head this week when the 8th floor of Block 3 at the CGO Complex—home to three NCLT courtrooms—was declared unsafe due to severe roof seepage. With Court Nos. IV, V and VI out of action, the tribunal has been forced into a half-day schedule, operating only three of its six…

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Corporate Fraud: Bank of Baroda Tags RCom, Anil Ambani Loans as Fraud  Deccan Herald

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Former Manchester United defender Wes Brown is now reportedly renting a property from a current Old Trafford star after being officially declared bankrupt last month.

Brown spent a total of 19 years at the ‘Theatre of Dreams’, making 262 appearances and winning 19 trophies during his time at the club.



At the peak of his career, Brown was believed to be earning around £50,000-a-week at United, which was why many observers were shocked to learn of his financial woes just five years after he retired from the game.

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According to a recent report from the Daily Mail, the petition to make the 43-year-old bankrupt came from two parties.

One was HMRC – who…

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On Friday, the shares of a prominent international provider of communication services fell after Bank of Baroda had officially classified the loans of Reliance Communications and its former director, Anil Ambani, as fraudulent.

The shares of the telecommunication firm engaged in offering a comprehensive suite of telecom services, covering wireless, wired connections, domestic, and direct-to-home services, gained attention after the Bank of Baroda had categorized the loans with Reliance Communications and former director, Anil Ambani, as fraud.

With a market capitalization of Rs.389.94 crore, the shares of Reliance Communications Limited were trading at Rs.1.38, down by 3.50 percent from the previous day’s…

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In a significant step, Bank of Baroda, one of India’s leading public sector banks, has declared the loan accounts of Reliance Communications Ltd (RCom) and its erstwhile Director, Anil Ambani, as ‘fraud’, according to an exchange filing. 

This classification pertains to loans taken before RCom entered the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP), the exchange filing told on Thursday.

This development marks a crucial turn in the ongoing financial saga surrounding the once-prominent telecom company and its erstwhile director.

RCom, currently undergoing the CIRP under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016, has said that the loans in question relate to the period before its insolvency proceedings began. The company asserts that…

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Private debt managers expect industry-wide consolidation in 5 years  Alternative Credit Investor

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Australians who were left with missing teeth and drained superannuation accounts for unfinished work at a dental chain are unlikely to see their money again, according to the company’s liquidator.

A report to creditors by the liquidator of Supercare Dental and Cosmetics Tuggerah said its ongoing investigations indicate financial mismanagement, along with suspected statutory breaches, led to the company’s failure.

The liquidator said it had received more than 330 unsecured creditor claims, totalling almost $2.8 million.

The majority of those claims — more than $2.1 million — were from former patients who had paid up-front for services the company never provided.

The liquidator said its investigations indicate the director transferred…

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Anil Ambani and Reliance Communications’ loan accounts declared ‘fraud’ by Bank of Baroda  The Economic Times

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The Cast company is now looking for a new owner.

Casimir Cast GmbH

A piece of industrial history in the Murg Valley is on the brink of collapse: packaging manufacturer Casimir Kast has filed for insolvency. The family business, founded in 1550, employs around 160 people.

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  • Packaging manufacturer Casimir Kast from Gernsbach has to file for insolvency for the first time in 475 years.
  • Rising costs and consumer restraint have led the company into crisis.
  • Operations are continuing for the time being – an investor is to make the restructuring possible.

One of Germany’s oldest family businesses is in financial difficulties: Casimir Kast…

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Sprick Rowery continues under Asian ownership after insolvency  Bike Europe

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