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Relief likely for owners of Covid-hit bankrupt firms


Express News Service
NEW DELHI:  The government is looking to relax norms for promoters buying back companies that have gone bankrupt if the default has happened due to factors induced by last year’s nationwide lockdown. 
“The government has been strict about promoters buying back companies. However, the last year was an extraordinary situation and we are considering a proposal which will allow promoters to buy back their companies if the bankruptcy is triggered by Covid. The fine print of the proposal is being discussed currently,” a senior official from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs said.  
 According to an amendment made in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) on January 6, 2020, a defaulting promoter is not eligible to submit a resolution plan for their bankrupt company and shall not be a party to any compromise or arrangement of the company. A secured creditor cannot sell or transfer an asset to the promoters either. This was done to prevent prom ....

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Bankrupt power


Bankrupt power
March 7, 2021
The power sector is the foundation of an economy. Red alert: Pakistan’s power sector – sans government subsidies – is bankrupt. The real culprit behind this bankruptcy is: gross misgovernance. This gross misgovernance shows up as: circular debt and capacity payments (the two are indeed related).
Circular debt has risen from Rs1.1 trillion in 2018 to Rs2.4 trillion – and is projected to hit Rs4 trillion by 2025. Capacity payments – payments made for not utilising the installed power capacity – have gone up from Rs664 billion to Rs900 billion, and are projected to hit Rs1.5 trillion a year in the next couple of years. Imagine, capacity payments amount to 3 percent of Pakistan’s GDP. Lo and behold, circular debt is projected to hit a worrisome 8 percent of GDP. ....

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Bankrupted accountant may be discharged without conviction


Bankrupted accountant may be discharged without conviction
24 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM
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A bankrupted accountant will be discharged without conviction by the Whangārei District Court if he pays costs of $2500.
Photo / Michael Cunningham
A bankrupted accountant will be discharged without conviction by the Whangārei District Court if he pays costs of $2500.
Photo / Michael Cunningham
Imran Ali is a reporter for the Northern [email protected]
A provisional chartered accountant declared bankrupt will be discharged without conviction on charges of failing to comply with obligations under the law if he can pay costs of $2500.
Michiel David Bezuidenhoudt appeared for sentencing in the Whangārei District Court yesterday after he was last month found guilty by a jury of breaching the Insolvency Act. ....

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Pandemic woes add to ditched FIE rise


Pandemic woes add to ditched FIE rise
11:50 | 23/02/2021
The number of foreign investors fleeing from their responsibilities in Vietnam is likely to increase as more businesses go bankrupt due to the stretched economic effects of the pandemic.
Enterprises that make popular products for export have been at risk of collapse due to restrictions. Photo: Le Toan
On February 17, hundreds of workers of China’s Delancey Street Furniture Vietnam Co., Ltd. in the southern province of Binh Duong’s Ben Cat district went to work as usual only to find that the company had shut down without notifying them. Nearly 350 workers became unemployed in an instant right after the national Lunar New Year holiday, following the company’s dissolution decision. ....

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