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A survey of practioners and members by Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association (RITANZ) indicated the numbers of appointments of liquidators for January and February at the lowest levels in three years. This suggests there may be a number of zombie businesses continuing to operate with the help of government funding, but we may see a number of liquidations in the coming years for those that are unable to repay their debts, RITANZ chair John Fisk said. And that s a problem for our economy because essentially we know that they are eventually going to fail and usually once they do, the debts are higher than they would have been otherwise, and also they end up taking business away from good businesses.
Press Release – RITANZ Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association New Zealand (RITANZ) has today revealed findings from its COVID-19 insolvency survey, which sought to uncover the views of its members and insolvency practitioners across the country. The survey …
Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association New Zealand (RITANZ) has today revealed findings from its COVID-19 insolvency survey, which sought to uncover the views of its members and insolvency practitioners across the country.
The survey has revealed that the hospitality industry is expected to be the hardest hit over the next year, with 90% of respondents predicting a rise in insolvency appointments in that sector. This was followed closely by the tourism (88%), retail (82%) and accommodation industries (78%).
Monday, 19 April 2021, 10:40 am
Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association New
Zealand (RITANZ) has today revealed findings from its
COVID-19 insolvency survey, which sought to uncover the
views of its members and insolvency practitioners across the
country.
The survey has revealed that the hospitality
industry is expected to be the hardest hit over the next
year, with 90% of respondents predicting a rise in
insolvency appointments in that sector. This was followed
closely by the tourism (88%), retail (82%) and accommodation
industries (78%).
The vast majority of respondents
(93%) expect that insolvency appointments will increase over
the next 1-2 years and 60% expect they will rise in the next
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