The insolvency pleas follow two separate insolvency petitions filed by China Development Bank and telecoms gearmaker Ericsson.
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Lawyers and insolvency professionals maintain that the new Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is a huge step forward from the prior regime.
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The government just days ago tweaked its insolvency regulations to allow for financial firms including non-banking finance companies to be forced into insolvency.
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According to Australian public records, Wright filed for personal insolvency in 2006 and was denied, but records make no reference to an insolvency petition in 2011.
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Parent Air Berlin filed for insolvency in August, but Niki, which flies to tourist destinations from Germany and Austria, was not part of the insolvency proceedings.
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Abengoa said on Tuesday that the court had approved the insolvency agreement between Abengoa Mexico and majority of its creditors in accordance with the insolvency law.
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The Insolvency Service, a government agency, said 22018,321 companies entered insolvency in the April-June period on an underlying basis, excluding bulk closures of personal service companies.
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The Insolvency Service, a government agency, said 22012,22018 companies entered insolvency in the April-June period on an underlying basis, excluding bulk closures of personal service companies.
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The Insolvency Service, a government agency, said 4,321 companies entered insolvency in the April-June period on an underlying basis which excludes "bulk" closures of personal service companies.
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EDINBURGH, Dec 19 (Reuters) - The number of British businesses facing the risk of insolvency grew over the course of 2017, insolvency and restructuring trade body R3 said on Tuesday.
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In April 21153, the Cyprus parliament passed new corporate and personal insolvency laws, providing more flexibility for debtors and creditors to reach agreement and avoid formal bankruptcy and insolvency.
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Josef Krüger, a senior insolvency lawyer at Borden, Ladner, Gervais in Calgary, said his firm has five times as many lawyers working on insolvency files as it did two years ago.
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DE CIENCIA TECNOLOGIA SA (IUCT) HAD FILED FOR INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS SINCE IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO REACH AN AGREEMENT WITH CREDITORS WITHIN TIME LIMITS OF PRE-INSOLVENCY PROCEDURE Source text: bit.
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HAMBURG, March 13 (Reuters) - Swiss commodities trading group ECOM has reached agreement to purchase the factory of German grinder Euromar Commodities GmbH which declared insolvency in December, Euromar's insolvency administrator said on Monday.
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It has one of the country's lowest rates of insolvency.
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Slashing their credit lines could push more drillers into insolvency.
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A spokesman for insolvency administrator Rolf Rattunde declined to comment.
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"We were on the brink of insolvency," Mr. Evans said.
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Also included in the report are solutions to prevent insolvency.
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As many of these spinoffs flourished, Sears slid toward insolvency.
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The state's wildfires are at the heart of its insolvency.
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Hammond is not the only one affected by Unseen's insolvency.
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Reliance Communications said it planned to challenge the insolvency petitions.
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At that time, Glaad was teetering on insolvency and irrelevancy.
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Under Spanish law, companies can enter into pre-insolvency proceedings that give them up to four months to reach an agreement with creditors to avoid a full-blown insolvency process and a potential bankruptcy.
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Business Secretary Sajid Javid has instructed the Insolvency Service to fast-track its inquiry, which will also specifically consider the extent to which the conduct of the directors of BHS led to its insolvency.
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Raviv met the Insolvency Service investigators in Britain in February 2013; they agreed to meet again the following day but when the inspectors called, no-one was home, according to the Insolvency Service report.
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HAMBURG, May 2 (Reuters) - Swiss commodities trading group ECOM has received approval from German cartel authorities to purchase German cocoa grinder Euromar Commodities GmbH which declared insolvency in December, Euromar's insolvency administrator said on Tuesday.
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Haig estimates there is a three- to six-month lag between early reports of companies becoming financially over-stretched and insolvency problems, such as breaches of financial covenants, that draw the attention of insolvency practitioners.
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Unfortunately, it seems more likely that Hanjin will simply increase the trend for international insolvency cases to cluster in financial centers like New York and London, which has important implications for legitimacy of transnational insolvency.
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L. the district court Erfurt confirmed the insolvency plan on 12.01.
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Using national insolvency will also suit Italy's banks as a whole.
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S. operations are now on sale as part of insolvency proceedings.
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The FAFAA became the island's fiscal agent following the GDB's insolvency.
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By then, the Mutiny was sold and it spiraled into insolvency.
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Eventually, everything fell through and Save ended up filing for insolvency.
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Intelligence has spent itself, plunging into a kind of spiritual insolvency.
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The airline ceased operations in early February 2019 citing financial insolvency.
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Second, allow existing bankruptcy and insolvency processes to run their course.
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Air Berlin, another low-cost airline, filed for insolvency in August.
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Britain's Monarch Airlines and Alitalia also filed for insolvency in 2017.
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For them, ruin would be the insolvency for their central banks.
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A week after the report's release, Bell Pottinger crumpled into insolvency.
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Our national health care and entitlement programs are teetering on insolvency.
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McClatchy, another major chain, said last week that it risked insolvency.
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TO FILE FOR CHAPTER 7 INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS * SUBSEQUENT TO INSOLVENCY FILING OF PARENT COMPANY, ALL PENDING ORDERS AND CONTRACTS WERE CANCELLED BY RESPECTIVE CUSTOMERS * MANAGEMENT OF PHOENIX SOLAR INC, US SUBSIDIARY OF CO, WILL FILE FOR INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS UNDER CHAPTER 7 OF US BANKRUPTCY CODE * MANAGEMENT HAS DECIDED IMMEDIATE LIQUIDATION PROCEEDINGS WERE NECESSARY Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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FRANKFURT, Jan 12 (Reuters) - The German insolvency administrator of holiday airline Niki is considering legal action against the decision of an Austrian court to launch rival insolvency proceedings in the neighbouring country, he said on Friday.
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Noble did not specifically say on Friday it would seek insolvency protection, but the company has openly warned this year that if its $3.5 billion restructuring plan fails, it would begin insolvency proceedings, likely in Britain.
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But the company has predicted insolvency if the deal doesn't go through.
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Its shares fell around 25 percent on Tuesday after the insolvency announcement.
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Britain's Insolvency Service and the Pensions Regulator are also investigating BHS' collapse.
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Klarna showed up during the insolvency process and made the best offer.
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The insolvency of Lehman Brothers sent shockwaves through money and credit markets.
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That requires speeding up and harmonising procedures for insolvency and recovering collateral.
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And despite vast dollops of aid, Jordan's economy is sliding into insolvency.
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Europe just approved payments to sugar farmers who were teetering on insolvency.
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DE into insolvency and wiping out quarterly profits at SMA Solar (S92G.DE).
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Air Berlin ceased operations last month after filing for insolvency in August.
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The state-owned power company, Eskom, was on the verge of insolvency.
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Since then, English football clubs have entered insolvency proceedings another 27 times.
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According to the Insolvency Service, Bluemay owned a gaming website called 7red.
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With the growing number of insolvency events it can be quite dangerous.
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Court-appointed insolvency officials rarely discuss details of cases with the media.
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Fitch is withdrawing Vicenza IDRs and VR as Vicenza has entered insolvency proceedings.
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"Social Security right now is careening towards insolvency, and it's irresponsible," he replied.
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A spokeswoman declined to specify which projects had pushed the company into insolvency.
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The Essar decision is the biggest knock yet to the nascent insolvency regime.
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Meanwhile, the "clock keeps marching forward" on insolvency for Social Security and Medicare.
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It stands a slim chance of recovering that money due to Niki's insolvency.
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KTG Agrar itself filed for insolvency proceedings in July and is undergoing restructuring.
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OKD's London and Prague-listed shares were suspended after the May insolvency filing.
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Essar is being sold as part of an Indian corporate insolvency resolution process.
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"We will not let insolvency and bankruptcy processes be weakened," the official added.
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L). Niki filed for insolvency in Berlin last month after Germany's Lufthansa (LHAG.
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It would also continue investigating the company's management and reasons for its insolvency.
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The term "insolvency" does not mean bankruptcy for a government programme like Medicare.
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This could have been a moment for the Korean insolvency system to shine.
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For three decades, we've known Social Security was on a path toward insolvency.
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Today, some 80 years later, the program is on the road to insolvency.
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Nor does Spitz mention Reagan's overhaul of Social Security, which faced looming insolvency.
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Normally, a country facing insolvency would turn to the I.M.F. for a bailout.
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The insolvency of Lehman Brothers sent shock waves through money and credit markets.
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When it comes to cancellations because of insolvency, there is little information available.
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The closest the fund has come to insolvency is two years, in 1970.
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Germany's economy ministry has previously rejected Ryanair's claims that the insolvency was staged.
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Japanese bankruptcy lawyers told Reuters that creditor committees are rare in insolvency cases.
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An IPO would prove a positive turn for Cinven, which acquired a majority stake in Jost just weeks before the Lehman insolvency in 2008 and had to agree to a restructuring of the group's finances in 2010 to avert looming insolvency.
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The rate of individuals entering insolvency over the year to June rose to 26.2 per 10,000 adults from 25.8 in the first quarter -- the highest rate since early 2012 and reflecting a spike in insolvency in late 2018, the figures showed.
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A listing would prove a positive turn for Cinven, which acquired a majority stake in Jost just weeks before the Lehman insolvency in 2008 and had to agree to a restructuring of the group's finances in 2010 to avert looming insolvency.
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The rate of individuals entering insolvency over the year to June rose to 26.2 per 10,000 adults from 25.8 in the first quarter — the highest rate since early 2012 and reflecting a spike in insolvency in late 2018, the figures showed.
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"I think they are subordinated, unless there is a situation of insolvency," he said.
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Union representatives at the firm said insolvency proceedings could help conclude a takeover deal.
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On January 17th the Insolvency Service said that it was stopping all further payments.
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It is ranked particularly badly at protecting minority investors, enforcing contracts and resolving insolvency.
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The investigation at the Transport Ministry has been ongoing since (Niki) filed for insolvency.
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All told, 1,484 companies have entered the insolvency system in the past two years.
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Naik is still waging that battle on Carroll's behalf, as SCL's insolvency proceedings progress.
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"The opening of this case contradicts European insolvency regulation," he said in a statement.
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OfficeFirst is the core of IVG Immobilien, which went through insolvency proceedings in 2013.
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Earlier this year, the territory lost a key Australian customer which fell into insolvency.
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Instead, the league unilaterally attempted to address its financial insolvency by divesting the athletes.
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It had filed for insolvency in May, following a similar move six years ago.
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According to data from the federal government, Social Security will hit insolvency by 2202.
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Estimates of how much could be recovered from it in insolvency proceedings vary widely.
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But that would have required advanced planning on both the insolvency and financing side.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoid insolvency by offloading unwanted stores and securing lower rents.
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By November, when it began insolvency proceedings, it had fallen below 40 euro cents.
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Martin's deals include advising Martinsa Fadesa on its insolvency, the largest ever in Spain.
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Most of their revenues are in lira, a potentially lethal mismatch that threatens insolvency.
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Even with that money flowing in, Tesla was often on the edge of insolvency.
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Niki filed for insolvency on Wednesday after Lufthansa dropped its bid, citing competition concerns.
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Industry rivals have voiced concerns at the way the insolvency process is being handled.
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Because the fund has never reached a cliff, the impact of insolvency is unclear.
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"Niki filed for insolvency in Austria today," a spokesman for administrator Lucas Floether said.
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Carey will start as partner in Hogan's business restructuring and insolvency practice on Oct.
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Which bank had refused to deal with which other bank for fear of insolvency?
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Under any future financial insolvency, the judiciary is likely to play a central part.
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And that's significant because some Italian banks are teetering on the edge of insolvency.
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TUI took a 15 million euro charge from the insolvency of Air Berlin last year and added another 20 million euro write-down in the first quarter due to Niki, a former unit of Air Berlin which filed for insolvency in December.
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The High Court ordered the company into compulsory liquidation, according to the government's Insolvency Service.
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Neither PNB nor Bhushan Power and Steel's insolvency professional immediately responded to requests for comment.
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According to the insolvency filing, OKD also owes 64.7 million euros to its parent companies.
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Its insolvency proves that the upheaval in retailing is not confined to suburban shopping malls.
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This means that they get paid out first in the event of an insolvency situation.
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That's because the company was rescued from insolvency just five years ago by new owners.
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Authorities are leaning on banks to restructure defaulting firms' debt, or push them into insolvency.
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Now, banks can decide for themselves whether they want to start insolvency proceedings against defaulters.
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Bankruptcies represent only a fraction of liquidations, as micro-enterprises usually close without insolvency proceedings.
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Noble was once Asia's biggest commodity trader, and has restructured after facing insolvency last year.
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The March 18 hearing will address concerns about insolvency and joint administrators, according to Carroll.
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The government has said options range from insolvency to a restructuring plan or government takeover.
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Saudi Arabia has no insolvency rules though a bankruptcy law is awaiting King Salman's signature.
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Austria has said the province of Carinthia faces insolvency if the buy-back deal fails.
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It's been a roller coaster ride since then as the company had to claim insolvency.
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The committees will question the Financial Reporting Council and the Insolvency Service on Tuesday, Jan.
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Senator Rubio argues that these programs are heading toward "insolvency" or "going bankrupt" — another falsehood.
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Indicated unchanged The trade finance specialist said the Cologne local court has terminated insolvency proceedings.
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Air Berlin filed for insolvency in August and is being carved up among several buyers.
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Scotland, which has a separate legal system for insolvency, reported its first rise since 2009.
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Administrators from EY are in court this morning to finalize an insolvency process, Sky said.
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"The opening of this case contradicts European insolvency regulation," Lucas Floether said in a statement.
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He has laid out proposals for revamping Obamacare and saving other entitlement programs from insolvency.
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OKD, NWR's main business, filed for insolvency this month after failing to secure government aid.
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Down 20.43 percent in early Frankfurt trade The solar panel maker has filed for insolvency.
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Moreover, district court judges are generalists and spend little of their time thinking about insolvency.
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"No one knows how it will work out," said Manish Lalwani, an independent insolvency professional.
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As I wrote last week, the nation's core retirement system is moving slowly toward insolvency.
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Debtor-in-possession financing requires court approval because it increases a bankrupt party's total insolvency.
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Asked why none of the directors had been barred, the Insolvency Service did not respond.
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UK'S INSOLVENCY SERVICE SAYS HAYS TRAVEL LIMITED TO ACQUIRE THOMAS COOK'S ENTIRE UK RETAIL ESTATE
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Meanwhile, cities like Chicago continue a deep slide toward insolvency with no end in sight.
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The company's insolvency "is a theoretical situation that may never come to pass," he said.
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Borrowers began to default, saddling lenders with losses and creating a widening gyre of insolvency.
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Driving the insolvency is the unsustainable spending that has come to characterize America's entitlement programs.
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"Pittman also disputed the short seller's assertion that Farmland faces a "significant risk of insolvency.
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A plan to rescue the Municipal Employees' Pension Fund from insolvency has not been finalized.
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But when those 7.5 percent targeted returns wildly missed their mark, the insolvency problem exploded.
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Obama's use of federal money to save the auto industry from insolvency is popular here.
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VIENNA, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Airline Niki filed for insolvency in Austria on Thursday, in a move to safeguard its agreed sale to British Airways owner IAG after a German court ruling put a question mark over the deal, a spokesman for Niki's insolvency administrator said.
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DE AG WITHDREW THE APPLICATION FOR INSOLVENCY, WHICH WAS SUBMITTED TO THE DISTRICT COURT OF DESSAU.
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Under Chief Executive Carlos Tavares, PSA has rebounded from near-insolvency in 2013 to record profitability.
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The bank narrowly avoided insolvency after accepting a 46 billion pound government bailout six months later.
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"The insolvency business is cyclical, and the last five-year peak was in 2009," said Terrio.
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Air Berlin filed for insolvency in August and has said its flights will cease by Oct.
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Alitalia entered insolvency proceedings last year and the Italian government has since been seeking new investors.
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RIP also focuses on wiping out debt for those who are facing financial hardship or insolvency.
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That was all supposed to change in May 2016, when parliament enacted a modern insolvency regime.
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"The insolvency of an airline must not become another risk for the German budget," he said.
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The airline could also be dragged to court by its creditors under India's new insolvency laws.
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Update: Damien Morin tells me that the operation wasn't actually an acquisition resulting from the insolvency.
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OKD's board is due to discuss the option of insolvency on Tuesday, NWR said last week.
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There's a broad understanding that when you have an insolvency, there needs to be a restructuring.
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Further, the date of projected insolvency is not set in stone; it can, and has, changed.
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However, he added that this was only a small part of the cost of sovereign insolvency.
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However, he added that this was only a small part of the cost of sovereign insolvency.
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Hence, "inflation risk would become again a first component of the insolvency/default risk," Minenna said.
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Bishop's committee has overseen the process, well before the hurricanes, of addressing Puerto Rico's financial insolvency.
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He added the insolvency of Air Berlin had eliminated 100 planes and 60,000 seats a day.
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More likely, the IRS may decide that you can't avoid the tax bomb by claiming insolvency.
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Subsidizing Vietnam became a serious burden on the Soviet economy in 1980s, contributing to Moscow's insolvency.
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That would make credit tighter for many companies, threatening some with insolvency and constraining economic growth.
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It is going through a court-backed reorganisation after filing for insolvency in May last year.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoid insolvency by offloading unwanted stores and securing lower rents on others.
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POLAND Thomas Cook's Polish unit, Neckermann Polska, said on Wednesday that it has filed for insolvency.
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The collapse of BHS is being investigated by lawmakers, Britain's Insolvency Service and its Pensions Regulator.
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Two operational creditors owed about 67 million rupees have already filed an insolvency petition against Jet.
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There's the time he pulled the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem from insolvency with a $60,000 donation.
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"The UK's insolvency framework doesn't allow airlines to continue flying, unlike in Germany or Italy," he said.
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The beleaguered commodity trader has warned it will start insolvency proceedings if the restructuring was not approved.
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Essar is being sold off under India's new insolvency law, which compels distressed companies to declare bankruptcy.
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Noble warned last month that it would begin insolvency proceedings if the debt restructuring was not approved.
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And that seemed to be the final straw that led to the insolvency and subsequent asset sale.
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Etihad Airways' decision to withdraw funding for Air Berlin sent Germany's then No.2 carrier into insolvency.
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With only 85033 percent of claims reviewed in Medicare, it's no wonder the program is facing insolvency.
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Chimcomplex was also analyzing the possibility of merging with or acquiring chemical fertilizer plants currently in insolvency.
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They want to force these patients toward insolvency so that they are forced onto federal support programs.
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The ruling was made as part of litigation involving insolvency trustees and Berezovsky's former partner Elena Gorbunova.
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Improvements to China's insolvency laws and development of distressed debt markets are also needed, the fund said.
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The case was seen as a key test of the kingdom's new regime for handling insolvency disputes.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoid insolvency or administration by offloading unwanted stores and reducing rents on others.
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O'Leary complained that the Air Berlin insolvency process is a "stitch-up" to help strengthen Lufthansa (LHAG.DE).
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Insolvency would require either a new revenue source or a reduction of healthcare services the program provides.
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Under iflas, insolvency cannot be voluntary and unilateral but rather requires a declaration by a competent authority.
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He also argued for speeding up insolvency proceedings to help banks solve their issues with unpaid loans.
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The UAE's existing insolvency law does not provide for the rehabilitation of distressed companies through creditor agreements.
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DE should not expect to recover any of their claims, according to an insolvency report on Wednesday.
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CDB's action follows two other insolvency petitions filed by non-financial creditors including telecom gear maker Ericsson .
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Getting into college is one thing, but experiencing college at the precipice of financial insolvency is another.
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In another development, the cabinet approved amendments to the insolvency and Bankruptcy Code to prevent its misuse.
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As the housing bubble burst in 2008, mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac careened towards insolvency.
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KPMG is being lined up to oversee the insolvency of Thomas Cook's UK tour operating business. bit.
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Thomas Cook holiday airline Condor says it will continue its flight operation despite its parent company's insolvency.
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A larger capital buffer will shift more losses on to bank shareholders in the event of insolvency.
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Air Berlin, which filed for insolvency in August, will end its remaining long-haul routes from Oct.
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Without that cushion, Amazon would almost certainly have faced the prospect of insolvency over the next year.
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"While the economy as a whole is holding up surprisingly well, the number of people already falling into insolvency — or teetering on the edge of the abyss — suggests an interest rate rise may drive many more to the wall," David Birne, insolvency partner at accountants HW Fisher, said.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoid insolvency or administration by offloading unwanted stores and securing reduced rents on others.
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"I think 2018 is going to be a scary year," said Douglas Hoyes, an insolvency trustee in Toronto.
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The government will repeal an ineffectual, century-old insolvency law and amend 11 laws now dealing with defaulters.
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The group also said the proposal would accelerate the looming insolvency of the Medicare hospital insurance trust fund.
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He vows to resist curbing benefits for the Social Security and Medicare programs headed for long-term insolvency.
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CCAA is an insolvency law in Canada that allows companies to restructure their finances and stay in business.
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Doux also plans to file for insolvency, with a business court due to hear its request next week.
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Solvency II dictates the amount of capital an EU insurer must hold to reduce the risk of insolvency.
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"[Lisa] was rescued from insolvency by a deal she now calls fraudulent and self-serving," Siegel's suit says.
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An Austrian province has never gone bankrupt and just what might be recovered in insolvency proceedings is unclear.
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PWC's statement, published in local newspapers, said the administration, under Kenya's Insolvency Act, was effective on Aug. 13.
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Fitch's report "FAQs - EU Bank Resolution/Insolvency Actions" is available by clicking the link above or at www.fitchratings.com.
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Meanwhile, union refusal to accept restructuring at Italian flag carrier Alitalia saw it enter insolvency proceedings last year.
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So are four of the five states with the lowest insolvency rates: Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Thuringia and Hesse.
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The Austrian tour operator had applied for insolvency proceedings against Niki this week, saying it was owed money.
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That leaves the Greek government on the edge of insolvency as the migrant crisis is about to explode.
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Lenders can initiate proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) to recover dues from debt-laden entities.
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RCom shares fell 4 percent on Wednesday after local media reports said Ericsson had filed an insolvency petition.
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He advises clients on global credit risk management and cross-border insolvency issues and moves over from Dentons.
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To him, it meant that depositor money was being ill used and the institution was bound for insolvency.
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Otherwise, bear the responsibility of your gross negligence as the federal government thereafter stumbles toward unprecedented fiscal insolvency.
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"There's a broad understanding that when you have an insolvency, there needs to be a restructuring," Lew said.
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Insolvency remains a distant prospect for Carinthia, a province of roughly 560,000 people that borders Slovenia and Italy.
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The insolvency comes with thousands of Germans enjoying summer holidays, and just ahead of a September general election.
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He pledges not to touch Social Security and Medicare benefits despite the long-term insolvency of both programs.
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Detroit was not only broke, but also in "service delivery insolvency," in the phrase of Judge Steven Rhodes.
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IVG went through insolvency proceedings in 2013 after cost overruns at its Squaire development made debt levels unsustainable.
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Private individuals unable to repay their debts will not be affected, and personal insolvency laws are being developed.
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Air Berlin filed for insolvency in August after years of losses, carrying out its final flights in October.
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Niki filed for insolvency earlier this month after Lufthansa backed out of the deal to buy its assets.
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"We intend to try to save Medicare from insolvency, and we'll be working to that end," said Rep.
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The most serious problem is that the option would enable seniors to front-run the fear of insolvency.
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Air Berlin, a German low-cost carrier, filed for insolvency and has put its assets up for sale.
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Monarch, a British airline, had declared insolvency that morning — her connecting flight from Birmingham, England, had been canceled.
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Cambridge Analytica and its insolvency administrators did not immediately respond to an emailed request for comment on Sunday.
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There were layoffs and pay freezes, but lawyers also kept busy restructuring companies or ushering them through insolvency.
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Before the tower fell into insolvency, Mr. Shnaider's company tried to drop the Trump brand from its facade.
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"The speed at which the insolvency code was introduced and implemented is remarkable by Indian standards, " he said.
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That works out to $36,500 in potential fines per customer every year — putting insurers at risk of insolvency.
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The program is closing in on insolvency due to the financial crisis and downturn in the coal industry.
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Air Berlin, which has struggled to turn a profit over the last decade, filed for insolvency on Aug.
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Niki Lauda said he was interested in buying the airline he founded back, but out of insolvency proceedings.
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Thomas Cook holiday airline Condor has said it would continue to operate flights despite its parent company's insolvency.
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The British business secretary, Andrea Leadsom, in a letter to the head of the Insolvency Service, the body appointed to handle Thomas Cook's remaining assets, asked for an examination to be opened into the role of the company's directors in the insolvency, requesting that the matter be given priority status.
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This will also result in bringing the insolvency of Medicare closer, a critical reason the AARP opposes the bill.
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In a press release dripping with condescension announcing the company's "insolvency," executives maintained that Cambridge Analytica did nothing wrong.
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The offer only applies to tickets to destinations outside Germany that were booked before Air Berlin filed for insolvency.
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Countries have realised the need for change; 15 of those surveyed have changed their insolvency regimes in recent years.
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Reformers had hoped to create one during an overhaul of China's corporate insolvency laws, which was completed in 2006.
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The British government's Insolvency Service is currently carrying out an investigation into potential misconduct by former directors at Carillion.
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The company also wrote off some receivables from Indonesian company Bukit Mutiara due to its "potential insolvency", he said.
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Spanish newspaper El Pais said that prosecutors allege that Fridman forced Zed into insolvency before taking control of it.
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They will also need to bolster capital set aside in case a bank must be wound down following insolvency.
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Senvion earlier in April filed for insolvency, but said the objective of the proceedings was to transform the company.
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He said Alitalia's insolvency was being done on a fairer basis, with rival airlines being invited to submit offers.
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Fairplane said it did not believe a reversal of Niki's insolvency filings in Germany would scupper the airline's sale.
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Transmar Group's European operations, Euromar Commodities GmbH in Germany, declared insolvency, citing "unfavorable" cocoa contracts and British pound fluctuations.
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In 2009 - just before enactment of the ACA - the Medicare trustees forecast that insolvency was just eight years away.
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Many state regulators have been very wary of association health plans, citing their long history of fraud and insolvency.
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Cunliffe said the draft law should stick to the legal principle of "no creditor worse off than in insolvency".
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"Niki is getting a financially strong partner with a long-term development concept," said Lucas Floether, Niki's insolvency administrator.
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Air Berlin, which has struggled to turn a profit over the last decade, filed for insolvency on Aug. 15.
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About 2,900 employees who were laid off after the company's insolvency filing in June did not receive severance payments.
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Before Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico's worst natural disaster in nearly a century, the island was already grappling with insolvency.
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It said on Tuesday it has engaged an accounting firm to undertake rapid contingency planning for a potential insolvency.
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With that constraint, it would be difficult to avoid insolvency relying on benefit cuts, Mr. Van de Water said.
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GERMANY Thomas Cook holiday airline Condor has said it would continue to operate flights despite its parent company's insolvency.
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Along with SolarWorld, another bankrupt panel maker, Suniva said the flood of overseas supplies directly contributed to its insolvency.
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Higher capital requirements make it less likely that loan losses or other charges will put a bank into insolvency.
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Indeed, the insolvency is so large, it is the fiscal equivalent of the big lie — a financial black hole.
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The move by CDB follows two other insolvency petitions filed by non-financial creditors including telecoms gear maker Ericsson.
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States were also invited to amend national insolvency regimes to speed up the recovery of bad loans from debtors.
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Under Indian insolvency and bankruptcy rules, the court has nine months to facilitate the sale of Ambani's mobile assets.
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What must be said here is America is unusual in this degree of medically driven insolvency and economic loss.
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Ge now has to face insolvency and debt problems of steel mills and other manufacturers in the northern province.
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Another large South African travel insurer, Travel Insurance Consultants, has also stopped covering tickets issued by SAA against insolvency.
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The Italian company said on Wednesday it would declare insolvency and start the procedure to seek for special administration.
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The housing market collapsed, sending Wall Street into a spiral, and the auto industry teetered on the edge of insolvency.
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"BDO have been appointed as administrators and the company will file for insolvency tomorrow," a Harland and Wolff spokesman said.
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Etihad Airways decision to withdraw funding for Air Berlin had sent the formerly second-largest airline in Germany into insolvency.
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Hartford could need "extraordinary assistance" to avoid insolvency, according to a January report from the Yankee Institute for Public Policy.
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It said Senvion S.A., Senvion Topco GmbH and Senvion Holding GmbH were expected to file for insolvency later this week.
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In 20163, Republicans proposed changes when the scholarship verged on insolvency like, for instance, requiring a higher GPA for recipients.
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"We had some interested parties and offers following the announcement of the petition for insolvency," he said in a statement.
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We should be standing at the side of our European creators, and otherwise there is a risk of creative insolvency.
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Air Berlin, Germany's second largest carrier, filed for insolvency last week after major shareholder Etihad pulled the plug on funding.
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The loss of these protections have had disastrous consequences for retailers historically, leading to the insolvency of Woolworth, for example.
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British Steel has entered the insolvency process, jeopardizing 5,000 U.K. jobs and endangering a further 20,000 in the supply chain.
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Yet they are hesitant to allow the district to continue on a path to insolvency, given the level of urgency.
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Many banks are on the brink of insolvency, in part because of pyramid schemes that swindled millions of poor Iranians.
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I mean it was bankrupt, it was on the verge of insolvency, its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong.
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"Banks earlier had power to initiate insolvency proceedings, but they were unwilling," said Sujeet Das, a partner at Gravitas Legal.
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"Legislation to accelerate insolvency procedures and the liquidation of collateral should be an important part of the solution," he added.
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"I do think we're in that sort of space now," Haig, deputy vice president of insolvency trade body R3, said.
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It plans to resume production at Euromar's plant at Fehrbellin near Berlin, insolvency administrator Rolf Rattunde said in a statement.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Austrian airline Niki will stop flying for the time being after filing for insolvency, parent Air Berlin AB1.
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That program is approaching insolvency due to both the financial crisis and a string of bankruptcies in the coal industry.
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The program is nearing insolvency due to both the financial crisis and a string of bankruptcies in the coal industry.
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The changes did not do enough to resolve the complex insolvency process or a much-needed bank recapitalization, they said.
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The CBR considered a similar approach for Tatartsan's Tatfondbank but this did not proceed, and the bank went into insolvency.
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The expansion strategy seemingly collapsed last year when Air Berlin and Alitalia filed for insolvency after Etihad invested in them.
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The fund is at immediate risk of insolvency due to shrinking contributions from coal companies, according to a Reuters report.
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Consider the following: Social Security's looming insolvency is also now close enough to impact many current retirees and disabled workers.
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The pension plan is headed toward insolvency as a result of the financial crisis and bankruptcies in the coal industry.
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Let's not forget that a week before the Lehman collapse, the U.S. Treasury declared the insolvency of Fannie and Freddie.
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MPRA allows underfunded multiemployer plans to cut benefits, within certain limits, if the trustees can show it will prevent insolvency.
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Congress is facing a flashing warning light with the looming insolvency of the United Mine Workers (UMWA) 1974 pension plan.
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The MPRA allows plans that are headed toward insolvency to reduce benefits if they get approval from the Treasury Department.
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Companies established in the UAE's free zones are not included because these areas have their own insolvency and bankruptcy laws.
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The global slump in oil prices however has compounded existing economic problems, bringing the region to the point of insolvency.
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The review also suggests that airlines should provide a security to be called on in the event of its insolvency.
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DE, but said it would need a fresh start on the basis of insolvency proceeding, he told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Ministers also pushed for changes to national insolvency regimes that would speed up the recovery of bad loans from debtors.
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The closures, part of a so-called Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) restructuring, allow the business to avoid insolvency or administration.
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In addition, cost containment measures within the ACA improved the outlook substantially, pushing the insolvency date out by 11 years.
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That has put the Turkish corporate realm in uncomfortable proximity to insolvency while potentially delivering a full-blown economic disaster.
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British Steel, the country's second-biggest steel company, collapsed into insolvency this week and said Brexit was partly to blame.
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GERMAN JUSTICE MINISTRY SAYS IT IS PREPARING REGULATION TO SUSPEND THREE-WEEK INSOLVENCY OBLIGATION FOR COMPANIES DUE TO CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK
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"Illiquidity is turning into insolvency," said Rajiv Kumar, head of NITI Aayog, a government think-tank, at a recent conference.
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But when the bubble burst, these new homeowners defaulted in record numbers, and the Wall Street firms headed toward insolvency.
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India took the crucial step to speed up its insolvency regime by passing the country's first bankruptcy law last year.
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The carrier, which declined to comment, has been in talks with interested parties since it filed for insolvency on Aug.
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Earlier this year, Congress formed a joint select committee to address the looming insolvency crisis facing the multiemployer pension system.
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The company filed for insolvency this week in a bid to stay in the air while a buyer is found.
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But it said late on Wednesday that HSH had "highly surprisingly" rejected that plan, forcing it to file for insolvency.
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It would also shorten the often lengthy legal processes for resolving an insolvency dispute between the state and former owners.
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Under a proposed new bill, which must be approved by parliament, insolvency disputes will go straight to the Supreme Court.
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The turmoil has already led to the insolvency of Anatolian Sky, which specialized in holidays to Northern Cyprus and Turkey.
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The second Deloitte report concluded that shareholder and bondholder losses would have been much greater under a normal insolvency process.
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"The issue of transposition is one of the issues being discussed, in a situation where a number of member states have amended or are in the process of amending the insolvency ranking of unsecured senior debt under their national insolvency laws to allow their banking institutions to comply with the subordination requirement," he said.
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"The single resolution mechanism is not really single as long as you have different insolvency regimes for banks," says Mr Véron.
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Air Berlin and Alitalia have both filed for insolvency this year and are seeking new investors for parts of their business.
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Its lenders face writedowns in the restructuring but are now trying to mitigate the losses a full-blown insolvency could impose.
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But avoiding the "diabolic loop" between banks and states also requires cutting the other link—from state insolvency to banking failures.
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The alternative to the financing would more than likely be insolvency proceedings, acting Chief Executive Anthony Lloyd said in a statement.
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A new paper** from the OECD examines the link between zombie firms, capital misallocation and the design of corporate-insolvency regimes.
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Britain was the country with the best-designed insolvency regime, based on these criteria; Estonia had the most cumbersome set-up.
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Germania said it had filed for insolvency and would terminate flight operations immediately, citing rising fuel prices and a stronger dollar.
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He added that he had also requested that the Insolvency Service government agency fast track an investigation into the firm's directors.
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Puerto Rico's governor, Alejandro Garcia Padilla, has said the GDB is near insolvency, and is considering a moratorium on debt payments.
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His government is confident it can be enacted this year, allaying investors' fears that Brazil's overdrawn accounts are leading to insolvency.
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But foreclosure is fiddly: it currently takes over four years to process an insolvency, and recovery rates are a lousy 26%.
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Yet he's also prepared to buck Trump by pressing to curb Medicare and Social Security benefits to address their looming insolvency.
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The company, which accounts for about 40 percent of local power consumption, emerged from insolvency in 2016 after years of restructuring.
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He built up his firm's burgeoning bankruptcy practice, eventually making partner and becoming co-chair of the Restructuring and Insolvency Group.
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The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board's move comes just as the new act is set to be tested in some major cases.
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BX was forced into insolvency in 2013 after suffering from the closure of a petrochemical refinery, outdated infrastructure and poor management.
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The new law is an alternative solution - the international practice has proven that insolvency law offers a good solution for companies.
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After filing for insolvency, Niki to get special permission by the transport ministry within days to keep the slots, Gallistl said.
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The D-Cap analysis reflects the minimal risk of payment discontinuation on the covered bonds in case of insolvency of CBK.
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After evicting one of them, Elvis finds a stash of money in her apartment that he uses to stave off insolvency.
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"We believe the rescue plan provided the only realistic solution to avoiding insolvency," Mr. Nyhan said in a statement on Friday.
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Ryanair said Winkelmann's comments on the data room seemed out of date considering the insolvency filing was only made this month.
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The Ukrainian anti-corruption body has questioned Pysaruk regarding the insolvency of VAB Bank while he worked at the central bank.
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In September, Reuters reported that Oi was in talks with Italy's Telecom Italia to sell its mobile unit and avoid insolvency.
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If the legislation isn't passed in the next year or two, "we may not be able to avoid insolvency," Roberts said.
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Frances Coulson, head of insolvency and litigation at Moon Beever solicitors, said the data showed how illicit money passes through Britain.
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Those plans are funded through a federal program approaching insolvency due to the financial crisis and bankruptcies across the coal industry.
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This problem has existed under Republican and Democratic administrations, but the closer Washington inches toward insolvency, the less defensible it becomes.
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The company had filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in the US last week, though it stopped short of declaring insolvency.
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UBS, Credit Suisse – UBS and Credit Suisse were ordered by Switzerland's central bank to draft credible plans for a potential insolvency.
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FBN's Gerri Willis reports Medicare funds will run out in 11 years and Social Security has only 17 years until insolvency.
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WeWork is talking to lenders about a $415.5153 billion lifeline in an effort to forestall imminent insolvency, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
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There really isn't much point to sugarcoating the SolarCity reality at the time, which is that it was headed for insolvency.
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A major victim of the city's borderline insolvency was its public-school system, which had been under state control since 2073.
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He identified them based on their Altman Z-scores, which blend five financial metrics to evaluate each company's risk of insolvency.
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"The key issue facing policy makers is to ensure that the economic challenge doesn't lead to an insolvency event," Divya says.
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Air Berlin was the largest carrier in Berlin before its insolvency, followed by the combined Lufthansa Group airlines, Ryanair and easyJet.
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Salaria is one of those who has yet to receive access, which has put her business on the brink of insolvency.
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As part of that investigation, in 2014 the Insolvency Service shut down Bluemay and 10 more companies that BMI had founded.
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An Insolvency Service spokesman said the normal sanction in such cases is to disqualify people from serving as directors in future.
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Air Berlin, Germany's second largest airline, filed for insolvency last month after major shareholder Etihad withdrew funding following years of losses.
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Let's flashback to August 2014, when Reuters reporter Luciana Lopez showed that Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority was teetering on insolvency.
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Its trivial property taxes on major land holdings and high-value real estate are also chief culprits of the government's insolvency.
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The law enabled plan trustees to adjust benefits to prevent insolvency, but the Treasury Department failed to enact MPRA as intended.
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Air Berlin filed for insolvency in August and Lufthansa agreed a deal in October to buy its Niki and LGW businesses.
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His predecessor's strategy of investing in other airlines seemingly collapsed last year when minority-owned Air Berlin and Alitalia filed for insolvency.
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Harland and Wolff, the Belfast shipyard that built the Titanic, is expected to file for insolvency after failing to find a buyer.
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The goods and services tax (GST) and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code represent two important legislative reforms that have now passed parliament.
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It is racing to reach an agreement with its banks and bondholders by March, or it faces a full-blown insolvency process.
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Puerto Rico's Governor, Alejandro Garcia Padilla praised the bill for elements to help address insolvency, protect essential services and grow the economy.
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Kurdistan's descent into insolvency is a lesson in how unviable little states are, even with oil (which the Sunni Arab areas lack).
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She also wrote several cookbooks, rooted both in her Cordon Bleu training and in the perennial insolvency that is the artist's lot.
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While these heavyweight firms have shouldered the price pressure, competition helped push smaller German peer Senvion to file for insolvency last month.
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"Today's figures are evidence of a difficult period for UK businesses," Duncan Swift, president of insolvency and restructuring trade body R3, said.
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"The alternative is very stark - a full insolvency process which will result in no return for shareholders of the company," Noble said.
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Some critics worry that plan will leave the policy vulnerable to insolvency in the future, if tax codes or budget policies change.
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ArcelorMittal's plan to exit Uttam Galva was probably driven by the change in bankruptcy law, said Sumant Batra, a leading insolvency lawyer.
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CLINTON: I mean it was bankrupt, it was on the verge of insolvency, its data was mediocre to poor, non-existent, wrong.
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Business Minister Anna Soubry said the government had already announced an accelerated Insolvency Service investigation into the activity of former BHS directors.
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Indian power companies, in particular, had challenged the validity of the RBI guidelines in court and sought a stay on insolvency proceedings.
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Pre-insolvency proceedings were triggered in Spain in November when a key investor backed away from a plan to inject new cash.
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"The insolvency boulder is going to start rolling down the Hill in 2020 without one penny of tax reductions occurring," he said.
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In addition, cost containment measures within the Affordable Care Act improved the outlook substantially, pushing the insolvency date out by 11 years.
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Air Berlin, which has around 2200,2237 employees, filed for insolvency in August after major shareholder Etihad said it would stop providing funding.
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Etihad's spokesperson confirmed the company had received a claim filed at the Berlin Regional Court by the insolvency administrator of Air Berlin.
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The reason for the mill's insolvency application is a disputed tax payment demand, KTG Agrar said in a statement late on Wednesday.
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The sale could free ArcelorMittal to bid for other Indian steel assets which are being auctioned off as part of insolvency proceedings.
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Niki filed for insolvency in Berlin last month after Germany's Lufthansa scrapped plans to buy the Austrian arm of insolvent Air Berlin.
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Restructuring attorney Steven Reisman has joined Katten Muchin Rosenman as partner and head of the firm's New York insolvency and restructuring practice.
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The FCA's review found no evidence that RBS transferred otherwise viable small businesses to GRG to profit from their restructuring or insolvency.
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Europe's embattled solar power industry was dealt a blow after cut-price competition from China drove Germany's SolarWorld into insolvency in May.
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The new second ranking senior notes will be bailed in before senior higher priority debt in the event of insolvency or resolution.
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But the program is approaching insolvency due to losses during the financial crisis and the wave of bankruptcies in the coal industry.
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The Times - Air Berlin Plc filed for insolvency on yesterday when Etihad, its main shareholder, pulled the plug on further financial support.
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Both say the alternative is Carinthian insolvency, a lengthy and uncertain process in a country where a province has never gone bankrupt.
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While Thomas Cook managed to recover from a risk of insolvency in 2011, it continued to be held back by lingering debts.
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Unpaid Sears vendors are not only fed up with waiting on delayed payments — some say they are now heading towards insolvency themselves.
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Detroit's insolvency required its creditors to accept the shared sacrifice that was necessary for it to revitalize its services and its economy.
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Profit was hit by a one-off provision of 3.18 billion rupees after a customer insolvency, it said without providing further detail.
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Air Berlin, which has around 8,000 employees, filed for insolvency in August after major shareholder Etihad said it would stop providing funding.
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The Theatre Guild, the show's producer, was on the brink of insolvency and had struggled to raise its bare-bones $90,000 budget.
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In 2019, in the run-up to the European election, it tacked on another 272m forints, leaving the party close to insolvency.
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Overreach and spectacularly bad timing—involving an oil crisis, a recession and a sinking pound—brought Lyons to the brink of insolvency.
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In December, Burgerim's franchisees received an email informing them that the company had hired an insolvency attorney and was restructuring its debts.
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In 2016, ICICI began an insolvency proceeding against Innoventive, the first move by a bank to recover assets under the new law.
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Congress has been slow to address the insolvency of multiple giant pension funds that were negotiated by labor unions across entire industries.
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But who is going to stand up for an obscure piece of insolvency law that is easily painted as a bailout tool?
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That one rejection is driving a significant portion of the crisis we now face today, including the looming insolvency of the PBGC.
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A regional court in Berlin backed Fairplane's position this week and said it would reverse the opening of insolvency proceedings in Berlin.
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The insolvent wood pellets maker has attracted takeover offers from several German and foreign investors, insolvency administrator Bettina Schmudde said late on Monday.
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In Washington, GOP leaders insist Congress must curb the major entitlement programs of Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security to avoid long-term insolvency.
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If no resolution plan is hatched in that period then banks will have to begin insolvency proceedings on these accounts too, RBI said.
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The health-insurance plan administered by the WGA was facing insolvency, having run under a deficit for three of the past four years.
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EU countries which already allow a moratorium on bank payouts in insolvency procedures at national level, like Germany, support the measure, officials said.
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Fitch believes the coupon cancellation triggers are unlikely to be triggered unless HKL is in extreme distress and on the brink of insolvency.
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And, oh yes, while mostly absent from this year's debate, Medicare and Medicaid both sit on the not so distant verge of insolvency.
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Austrian leisure airline unit Niki, which is not part of the insolvency proceedings, is also seen as attractive because it has lower costs.
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He said starting a business, registering property, paying taxes, enforcing contracts, resolving insolvency, and regulating the labour will all be made more efficient.
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For many shale producers, the difference between an average price of $35 and $50 per barrel is the difference between insolvency and survival.
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Coal company bankruptcies and a resurgence of the disease are accelerating the risk of insolvency for the fund, according to the accountability office.
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"One insolvency can risk a domino effect to hundreds of firms in the supply chain," said Mark Shepherd, assistant director at the ABI.
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PA, to cover the risk of not being paid for the goods and services they provide in case of insolvency or other problems.
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"The repatriation offer applies to any Niki flights that have been cancelled due to the current situation, independent of any insolvency," he added.
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Speaking at the London School of Economics on Friday, he said the improvements focused on three areas — transparency, regulatory consistency and insolvency frameworks.
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DIA then managed to reach an eleventh-hour deal to secure financing, staving off the imminent risk of having to start insolvency proceedings.
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"The court ruled today to end Hidroelectrica's insolvency process," a court clerk who read out the ruling at the Bucharest Tribunal told Reuters.
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She also said that Macron had made clear that Germany and France wanted to work closely on harmonizing corporate tax and insolvency law.
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The Indian government recently empowered its central bank to push banks to begin insolvency proceedings on non-performing assets under the bankruptcy code.
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Lufthansa has said it will need 3,000 new employees to grow as a result of the gap left by the Air Berlin insolvency.
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Noble has warned that it is likely to enter into a formal insolvency or bankruptcy process if shareholders vote against the restructuring plan.
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If the US stumbles into insolvency intentionally or inadvertently, it will entail both financial and reputational costs from which we may never recover.
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With Niki now in insolvency, that removes some debts and legal uncertainties and means any bidder can expect to pay a lower price.
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Therefore, in the event of the funds' insolvency, creditors have a claim only on the specific funds' assets, leaving TS's balance sheet unaffected.
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The new bill leaves out money for a separate pension fund for miners that Democrats warn is headed toward insolvency without congressional help.
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Lenders remain wary of the French building sector after suffering losses following the financial crisis due to France's historically borrower-friendly insolvency regime.
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The fate of 4,000 workers employed by British Steel is in question after the operator of the Scunthorpe steelworks entered insolvency in May.
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Fitch believes the coupon cancellation triggers are unlikely to be activated unless HKL is in extreme distress and on the brink of insolvency.
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A separate pension is also headed toward insolvency, though both parties have acknowledged they will have to save that fight until next year.
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Niki's slots, among its most attractive assets, will remain in its possession as long as the Austrian transport ministry examines its insolvency filing.
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Alitalia entered into insolvency proceedings in May 2017 and the two state aid loans provided by Italy triggered complaints to the European Commission.
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PNB also got a write-back of provisions for 1.63 billion rupees in the quarter from accounts under the Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code.
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Also, financial creditors like banks typically would get precedence over operational creditors, such as Ericsson, in debt payments, according to India's insolvency laws.
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"In the long term I do not expect the Euromar insolvency to have a major impact on the market," a German trader said.
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Automakers, facing cratering sales, were also headed towards insolvency and the government stepped in to rescue the industry and the jobs it provides.
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Books of The Times The voter-profiling firm Cambridge Analytica, which filed for insolvency last year, looked like the stuff of liberal nightmares.
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Paul Brough, a restructuring specialist who was appointed chairman this year, said the company was pulling out all stops to avoid an insolvency.
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The severely weakened currency means Turkish corporates will struggle to repay their large volumes of foreign-denominated debt, raising the risk of insolvency.
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Timelines for real-estate foreclosure and liquidation vary significantly between EU countries, and even within countries, depending on insolvency proceedings and court efficiency.
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"(The insolvency process) is designed to deliver Air Berlin to Lufthansa sometime in the middle of September before the German election," he said.
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Tough competition and falling ticket prices have led to the demise of Monarch and Air Berlin while Alitalia has filed for insolvency protection.
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"The failure of the Niki sale and the insolvency is incredibly disappointing and would have been avoidable," Air Berlin administrator Frank Kebekus said.
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Noble says the restructuring plan will benefit all stakeholders, and an insolvency is the only alternative if shareholders do not approve its proposal.
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In a phone call with Reuters, Farmland's chief executive, Paul Pittman, said that there is "utterly no risk of insolvency" for the company.
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Congress could call for a commission or working group to deal with Social Security's impending insolvency, as was done in the 1980's.
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Under current legislation, owners can challenge an insolvency decision in district courts and appeal courts that are widely seen as riddled with corruption.
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James Drew has left Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosle to join Katten Muchin Rosenman's insolvency and restructuring practice as partner in New York.
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The Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Advisors saw its membership plunge by 22025 percent to 1,403 last year from its high in 2010.
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The lawsuit argued Purdue was either insolvent or near insolvency when it transferred those funds, making the transfers illegal under New York law.
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But you don't really have a single market; every jurisdiction has its own insolvency law and their own way that banks are set up.
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Letterone said the Spanish retailer reached an eleventh-hour deal to secure financing, staving off the imminent risk of having to start insolvency proceedings.
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The city enacted a new tax on water and sewer usage in September to rescue its largest pension fund for municipal workers from insolvency.
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Germany, Slovakia and others are pushing to introduce a sovereign insolvency mechanism, which would put market pressure on governments to conduct prudent fiscal policy.
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The company previously struggled with cost overruns linked to a mammoth Frankfurt office complex that forced it into insolvency proceedings just three years ago.
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Flight Centre stopped selling SAA tickets in November after its preferred travel insurance provider, Santam's Travel Insurance Consultants (TIC), stopped covering SAA against insolvency.
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Niki filed for insolvency last week after Germany's Lufthansa scrapped plans to buy its business, grounding the airline's fleet and stranding thousands of passengers.
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If a resolution did not happen by the 180-day period, banks were required to file insolvency proceedings against those borrowers within 15 days.
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If a resolution did not happen by the 180-day period, banks were required to file insolvency proceeding against those borrowers within 15 days.
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The choice is no longer solely between a disruptive insolvency that damages critical economic functions or bailing out the bank's creditors at taxpayer expense.
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The situation has shown signs of improvements through recent earnings reports for banks as well as resolutions happening under India's insolvency and bankruptcy act.
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That strengthened access to credit as "secured creditors are now given absolute priority over other claims within insolvency proceedings," the World Bank report said.
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The unconventional bonds not only failed to stave off ERS' insolvency, they added to its liabilities and muddied the path to resolution for retirees.
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The percentage of IT firms with a higher-than-average risk of insolvency rose to almost 39.8 percent in December from 33.5 in January.
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Mladek said the Paukner and Otava were only willing to enter the picture through an insolvency which would rid OKD of its existing contracts.
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How have the crew and other passengers engaged with your work on board the ship (before the news of the company's insolvency was known)?
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With no alternative buyer lined up to replace Lufthansa, Niki was forced to file for insolvency proceedings last week, hours after Lufthansa walked away.
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Taveta had also submitted a draft application to restructure its pension schemes, an indicator of potential insolvency, though this was "paused" in September 2014.
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UK INSOLVENCY SERVICE - SALES CONTRACT ENTERED WITH JINGYE STEEL (UK) LTD AND JINGYE STEEL (UK) HOLDING TO BUY BUSINESS AND ASSETS OF BRITISH STEEL
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"Every possible effect of MetLife's imminent insolvency was summarily deemed grave enough to damage the economy," Judge Rosemary M. Collyer wrote in her opinion.
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Reuters previously reported Oi was in talks with Telefonica and Italy's Telecom Italia about a potential sale of its mobile network to avoid insolvency.
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His mother is a partner and the head of the United States restructuring and insolvency group at Linklaters, an international law firm in London.
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She was subsequently forced in September to apply for an insolvency agreement in a bid to avoid bankruptcy, and she sold her Devon home.
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The indebted company is racing to reach an agreement with its banks and bondholders by March, or it faces a full-blown insolvency process.
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Last year, India amended its insolvency and bankruptcy code, preventing willful defaulters from buying up any of their own troubled assets at discounted rates.
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As the Trust Fund moves towards insolvency, it is only reasonable to expect seniors to push as much benefit as possible forward in time.
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In the first bucket, banks with fewer than 40,000 accounts and that can be shut under normal insolvency rules won't have to hold MREL.
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Asked about Wizz's interest in Alitalia, which entered insolvency proceedings last year, Varadi said Wizz had not submitted a bid in a sale process.
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And let's not forget that, despite knowing that entitlements are barreling toward insolvency, Congress has failed to act to reform those programs for decades.
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Rapidly rising debts have fueled fears of insolvency in the country, now accelerated by a plunge in the value of the currency, the lira.
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Under Mr. Magashule's governance, many of the province's public services departments teetered on the brink of insolvency, according to A.N.C. officials and opposition parties.
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"Closures in the restaurant sector are at epidemic levels now," Jeremy Willmont, head of restructuring and insolvency at Moore Stephens, said in a statement.
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O'Leary, the head of the Irish budget airline, has complained that the insolvency process was designed to help strengthen leading German airline Lufthansa (LHAG.DE).
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Air Berlin, which served around 30 million passengers a year and was Germany's second-largest carrier, in 2017 filed for insolvency and ceased operations.
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The package does not address the issue of miners' pensions, another federally-backed benefit facing insolvency due to the decline of the coal industry.
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It has promised to share $5 billion of the funds gathered in fines with Brazil's state governments, several of which are close to insolvency.
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Flight Centre stopped selling SAA tickets in November after its preferred travel insurance provider, Santam's Travel Insurance Consultants (TIC), stopped covering SAA against insolvency.
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Thomas Cook GmbH said it had filed for insolvency in an attempt to restructure the business in an orderly fashion and continue profitable operations.
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The city enacted a new tax on water and sewer usage last month to rescue its largest pension fund for municipal workers from insolvency.
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The government has debarred wilful defaulters and companies with wayward borrowers from accessing capital markets to raise funds or participate in insolvency resolution process.
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"What we need is bold initiatives tackling obstacles in tax and insolvency law and measures that facilitate capital market financing by smaller companies," Ferber said.
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As a result of its insolvency, the operating unit owed additional fiduciary duties to its creditors, not just its parent company owner, according to Davis.
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Football clubs have suffered insolvency issues and financial irregularities since league football began, but the introduction of a points penalty is a relatively recent thing.
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The London-based political consulting firm, and its affiliated company SCL Elections, have begun insolvency proceedings in the United Kingdom, according to a press release.
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The European Parliament is expected to vote in the coming weeks on changes to rules governing the ranking of bank creditors in cases of insolvency.
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Because Chinese money helped save 1MDB from insolvency, Beijing will use its leverage on the issue carefully to keep Najib on China's side, said Chin.
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Resentment will grow; already there is a strong correlation between the local rate of insolvency and the propensity of residents to have voted for Brexit.
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Eisenmann, which has 3,000 employees and generated annual revenues of 723 million euros ($806 million) in 2017, filed for insolvency at the Stuttgart District Court.
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Shareholders and junior bondholders bore losses but state funds were used in the national insolvency process applied to these banks and senior creditors were spared.
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Some schools have experimented with four-day weeks not because they risked financial insolvency, but to encourage pupils to job-shadow in their time off.
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To tackle this problem, EU ministers reached an agreement on the "ranking of unsecured debt instruments in insolvency proceedings," an EU statement said on Friday.
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The city used a consideration argument to defend the law, claiming that pension benefit cuts and higher pension contributions will save the funds from insolvency.
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Several Niki flights scheduled for Thursday have been cancelled but those cancellations were long-standing and unrelated to any insolvency, a Vienna Airport spokesman said.
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The approval potentially brings to a close a year-long tussle for one of the most attractive assets under the new insolvency process in India.
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"The Korneuburg regional court confirmed the legal opinion of Niki and has rejected the insolvency petition as unfounded," Niki said in a statement on Friday.
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NWR's main business unit filed for insolvency on Tuesday after failing to secure government aid, but could still agree a reorganisation plan to stay afloat.
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The bad debt situation has shown signs of improvements through recent bank earnings reports as well as resolutions happening under India's insolvency and bankruptcy act.
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Adding urgency, DIA needs to re-balance its negative equity position to avoid the threat of insolvency, after booking heavy losses in 2017 and 2018.
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The Seville-based company faces a full-blown insolvency process if it does not reach a restructuring plan with creditors before the end of March.
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The province aims to avert insolvency by buying back state-guaranteed bonds for 75 percent of their nominal value with the help of federal loans.
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However, they still need to demonstrate how they would be able to maintain these systemically important services when faced with impending insolvency, the SNB said.
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The lack of consensus on how to proceed stems from UAE insolvency laws that make it difficult for lenders to seek legal redress against defaulters.
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Rutte, like Germany and Slovakia, is pushing to introduce a sovereign insolvency mechanism, which would put market pressure on governments to conduct prudent fiscal policy.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The sale of insolvent Austrian airline Niki to former motor racing champion Niki Lauda closed on Wednesday, the insolvency manager Lucas Floether said.
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"I mean it was bankrupt, it was on the verge of insolvency, its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong," she told Recode's Walt Mossberg.
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Business Secretary Greg Clark said a full picture of the events which caused Carillion to enter liquidation needed to be established by the Insolvency Service.
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Those cuts and taxes also help improve Medicare's long-term financial situation, so repealing ObamaCare is projected to hasten the insolvency of Medicare's trust fund.
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As the island buckles under $70 billion in debt, public healthcare and pension systems edge toward insolvency, and locals flock to the mainland United States.
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Fitch's reduced credit loss expectation comes as a result of a more granular collateral pool and an improved economic environment with lower corporate insolvency expectations.
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Watching over all this was Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the Thai billionaire who saved Leicester from insolvency and whose son chose Ranieri as coach a year ago.
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The Highway Trust Fund that distributes gas tax dollars to states is facing insolvency even after a $21625 billion transfer from general revenues in 2900.
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But Fairplane, a group representing airline passengers, said last week it had filed legal cases to have the insolvency proceedings for Niki shifted to Austria.
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The new rules however, say insolvency proceedings against such NBFCs or financial service providers can only go ahead if the appropriate regulator requests such action.
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Fitch considers that the coupon cancellation triggers are unlikely to be triggered unless the company is in extreme distress and on the brink of insolvency.
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Indeed, the apparent lack of insolvency planning is one aspect of this case that does clearly resemble Lehman Brothers and its haphazard collapse into bankruptcy.
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Some payment reforms in ObamaCare have helped slow down Medicare spending, but the threat of insolvency could be accelerated after Republicans repeal the healthcare law.
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Without a deal on the pension scheme, Tata Steel UK had warned it could face insolvency due to the size of the pension fund's deficit.
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This restructuring authority has proven to be an effective, inclusive and fair process to resolve the challenges that all parties face in a municipal insolvency.
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The Senate Finance Committee voted Wednesday to rescue the coal miners union's pension plan and avoid its likely insolvency by the end of the year.
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Other ideas include transforming the euro zone bailout fund into a European Monetary Fund and setting up a sovereign insolvency mechanism — a German-supported project.
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For more on Apple's transformation from near insolvency to $1 trillion in market value, the New York Times' Jack Nicas has a great recap here.
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As chairman of the Municipal Assistance Corporation, created by New York State, he engineered the rescue of New York City from insolvency in the 1970s.
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The threshold for invoking insolvency has been raised to $131,000 from $1,300, India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said at a news conference earlier on Tuesday.
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By 2010, he was looking for a new challenge, and he joined the Bipartisan Policy Center for an eight-week project simulating a state's insolvency.
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Travel Insurance Consultants said in a statement on its website that its re-insurers had instructed the company to exclude SAA from its insolvency coverage.
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The European airline industry has this year witnessed the demise of Monarch and Air Berlin, while Italian flag carrier Alitalia has filed for insolvency protection.
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Puerto Rico's Medicare system is on the brink of insolvency, in part because, as a U.S. territory, it receives proportionately less federal reimbursement than states.
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It has previously said it planned to grow the Eurowings' fleet to about 210 aircraft from 160 as a result of the Air Berlin insolvency.
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The head of Irell & Manella's bankruptcy practice has left the California law firm for a cochair spot on McDermott Will & Emery's restructuring and insolvency team.
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Various parties are currently seeking to address certain regulatory uncertainty and inconsistency among state's insurance laws as to the treatment of FHLB collateral in insolvency.
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Reliance Communications shares closed 4 percent lower on Wednesday before the filing was released, after local media reports said Ericsson had filed an insolvency plea.
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"The UMWA's pension fund is headed towards insolvency, with almost all of the coal companies that paid into the fund now bankrupt," the website reads.
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Vodafone Idea Chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla said in December that the firm is headed toward insolvency in the absence of a relief from the government.
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Pakistan is hurtling toward possible default and insolvency, and China has already lent it billions of dollars for new roads and railways, at discounted rates.
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Banks unable to agree upon a resolution plan with the defaulter within 180 days were mandated to force them into a time-bound insolvency process.
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Sky News named arts publicist Erica Bolton as one of a number of UK company directors potentially facing a directorship ban by the Insolvency Service.
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Struggling Spanish retailer DIA jumped 5% after reaching an eleventh-hour agreement to secure financing, staving off the imminent risk of having to start insolvency proceedings.
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In recent weeks it has threatened to push a dozen firms with huge debts into insolvency unless deals to refinance their debts could be reached quickly.
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Just yesterday, it was reported that Meta, an AR hardware startup with $73 million in funding from Y Combinator, Tencent and Comcast, had fallen into insolvency.
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Mahindra rescued Ssangyong from near-insolvency in 2011, acquiring a stake of just over 70 percent, but the car maker has since struggled to break even.
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Earlier in April it said its net profit would be hit by between 65 and 75 basis points after an Indian telecom client filed for insolvency.
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Rozhkova said reversing the nationalisation would reverse the mechanism by which the state handed the bank 155 billion hryvnia ($5.88 billion) to rescue it from insolvency.
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In order to get paid in the event of insolvency, creditors must have a valid and properly secured interest in a specific business asset or assets.
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There is a lot more to the productivity puzzle than just the nature of insolvency regimes; weak productivity is a big concern in Britain, for example.
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Having last year entered into pre-insolvency proceedings, the debt-laden company is racing to reach an agreement with its banks and bondholders by March 270.
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In Britain last year the insolvency rate rose for the first time since 22010; in the first half of 20163 it was a tenth higher again.
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The firm has been fighting to avoid insolvency after low oil prices and overdue oil export payments from the Kurdistan regional government crippled its balance sheet.
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Loss-making OKD said in its insolvency filing that it owed 23.41203 billion crowns (223.4120 million euros) and held assets worth less than 21 billion crowns.
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After watching the bank wobble on the edge of insolvency for months, regulators eased market jitters with a relatively swift winding up of the Spanish lender.
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The sale could free ArcelorMittal, the world's biggest steelmaker, to bid for other Indian steel assets which are being auctioned off as part of insolvency proceedings.
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Oregon law allows for a court-appointed receiver "in the event of a corporate deadlock or prospective insolvency," and Endeavour is asking for an expedited hearing.
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Rozhkova said reversing the nationalization would reverse the mechanism by which the state handed the bank 155 billion hryvnia ($5.88 billion) to rescue it from insolvency.
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Etihad Airways agreed in June to buy the leisure airline from Air Berlin, which filed for insolvency this week, but the deal has not been closed.
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Italy's slow-moving judicial system is partly to blame; data firm DATASINC calculates foreclosures and insolvency procedures take on average 4.4 years, increasing risks and costs.
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"We want to ensure that the insolvency is carried out in Austria - where it belongs - so that there are no conflicts of interest," Schmid told Reuters.
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The company was buried under a pile of 4.2 billion euros in debt when it was taken over by its lenders following insolvency proceedings in 2013.
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Gulf Keystone has been fighting to avoid insolvency after low oil prices and overdue oil export payments from the Kurdistan regional government crippled its balance sheet.
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However these fiscal troubles are eventually resolved, the most important legacy of the island's lapse into insolvency may be a re-evaluation of its political status.
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Prosecutors said Bloom used the bank's loan to help finance a "house" trading portfolio filled with risky and illiquid securities, and then concealed Sentinel's looming insolvency.
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Frankfurt-listed Ultrasonic said in March last year that negotiations with creditor banks had collapsed and that, as a consequence, it had to file for insolvency.
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Condor had initially expressed interest in Air Berlin when it filed for insolvency back in August, but the creditors selected Lufthansa and easyJet for exclusive talks.
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Unlisted Schlecker filed for insolvency in January 2012, hit by competition from rivals Rossmann and dm and after failing to secure funding to upgrade its stores.
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He took that startup, teetering close to collapse, from 10 employees to several thousand employees, and from near financial insolvency to several hundred million in revenue.
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The deal was put at risk last week after a German and an Austrian court independently ruled that Niki's insolvency proceedings had to move to Austria.
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This was CEO Lou Gerstner's book title back in 2003 about bringing IBM back from the brink of insolvency to lead the computer business once again.
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This may include more detailed work on deposit insurance in its 2018 agenda, while work on dispute resolution and insolvency may be completed later, said Khokher.
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This relates to the Islamic principle of insolvency, or iflas, which states that debt cannot be written off unless there is specific forgiveness by a creditor.
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The UAE Banks Federation, an industry body, has been lobbying the government to expedite the new insolvency law, chairman Abdul Aziz al-Ghurair said in March.
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The regulator, however, has yet to be convinced about 'imminent insolvency' - a precondition for spinning off a scheme - when Tata's UK unit is turning a profit.
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For Social Security and Medicare Part A, which are funded by dedicated payroll taxes and dwindling trust funds, this spending growth will soon lead to insolvency.
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Noble warned on Monday that it would begin insolvency proceedings if the debt restructuring, which has been opposed by some bondholders and shareholders, was not approved.
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Fearing insolvency in the 1970s due to its ever-increasing legal fees, the NCAA sought ways to reduce litigation involving perceived due process violations against athletes.
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The Trump administration has not yet weighed in on the potential insolvency of the fund, making future policy options to address the debt uncertain, Scott said.
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About a fourth of these plans are in the so-called "red zone," where insolvency is more imminent, potentially within the next 10 to 20 years.
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Air Berlin filed for insolvency in August, and it is one of several European airlines that have struggled recently, causing a nightmare for thousands of passengers.
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It said that the decision was justified by the fact that creditors of the ailing bank would not have been better off under normal insolvency proceedings.
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Mr. Morgan, 37, is an associate of the law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner in Chicago, where he works in the restructuring and insolvency practice group.
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The insolvency of the German company, which carried about 4 million passengers a year, followed the failure of Germany's second-biggest carrier, Air Berlin, in 2017.
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It was specifically designed to protect insurers from the insolvency that would inevitably ensue if multiple customers were suddenly consumed by aerial bombing or ground invasion.
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Howard Bedlin, vice president of public policy for the National Council on Aging, said 22019 years until insolvency has been the average for the trust fund.
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But Fairplane, a group representing airline passengers, threw a spanner in the works, filing legal cases last week to have Niki's insolvency proceedings shifted to Austria.
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It crossed the rubicon of being more than 2628 percent of our GDP — generally accepted as the stepping-off point for a nation headed toward insolvency.
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Condor had expressed interest in Air Berlin when the carrier filed for insolvency back in August, however the creditors chose to negotiate with Lufthansa and easyJet.
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When the lawsuit was filed, the Detroit school district was emerging from insolvency after Mr. Snyder signed off on a $617 million bailout and restructuring plan.
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Austin Beutner, the district superintendent, says that meeting the union's demands would immediately bankrupt the district and that the district is already in danger of insolvency.
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Altogether, Lufthansa expects to hike 2019 capacity by significantly less than the 8 percent seen this year, when it benefited from the insolvency of German carrier Airberlin.
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RCom had filed an appeal with the NCLAT after the National Company Law Tribunal earlier this month admitted an insolvency plea against the company filed by Ericsson.
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Fitch believes Taiwan's authorities would only move a bank into insolvency administration when it reaches a very low level of capitalisation, reducing recovery prospects for B3T2 notes.
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Congress will have to revisit the subject then, and the need to address insolvency will force legislators to do more than just issue another short-term extension.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner signaled a likely veto on Monday of newly passed legislation to stave off possible insolvency for two of Chicago's pension funds.
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On filing for insolvency last month the Berlin government promptly granted Air Berlin a 150 million-euro bridging loan to keep the airline flying for three months.
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Sovereign-debt woes crippled the affected countries' economies; meanwhile, debt defaults and restructurings saddled big American banks with large losses, pushing some to the brink of insolvency.
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The World Bank estimated it took 4.3 years on average in India to resolve insolvency under the old laws, more than twice as long as in China.
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That year, the Ukrainian government nationalized the bank, which was on the brink of insolvency, and Kolomoisky and his associates were accused of embezzling five billion dollars.
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Once the ESBies and European resolution and deposit insurance funds are in place, the financial system should be robust enough to make such an insolvency procedure credible.
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But what some bankers say is a tide of business people fleeing the country with unpaid debts has shaken banks' confidence and exposed shortcomings in insolvency regulations.
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Fitch believes Taiwan's authorities would only move a bank into insolvency administration when it reaches a very low capital level, reducing the recovery prospects for B231T2 notes.
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MREL is due to be implemented by 2022, with insolvency regimes across Europe being updated in the meantime to enable banks to issue non-preferred senior debt.
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The move came after the European Commission approved the sale of struggling Spanish lender Banco Popular to Santander as a way of preventing Popular going into insolvency.
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S. route is on for sale as part of insolvency proceedings, with the bidding deadline extended on Monday to November 10, according to a Dow Jones report.
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A Frankfurt court on Thursday opened insolvency proceedings against the bank, which is under investigation for possible tax evasion in a case that does not involve Porsche.
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Banks in Germany were exposed when a number of closed shipping investment funds known as KG houses were forced into insolvency, leaving the banks carrying the risks.
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After it filed for insolvency last month the Berlin government granted Air Berlin a 150-million-euro bridging loan to keep the airline flying for three months.
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Throughout the crisis the French tended to see bank or national-debt woes as cases of illiquidity whereas the Germans usually viewed them as signs of insolvency.
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A new set of dedicated courts, backed by a cadre of insolvency professionals, is on hand to help banks seize assets and sell them to fresh owners.
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Creditors are only expected to recover between less than one penny and 6.6 pence of every pound they are owed in insolvency proceedings, according to court papers.
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"They rely on the rule in Gibbs, which states that a debt governed by English law cannot be discharged by a foreign insolvency proceeding," the document said.
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The dossier referred to multiple businesses he led that ostensibly ended in stagnation or insolvency, as well as to a personal bankruptcy filing in Vancouver in 603.
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Thomsen acknowledged that trying to align insolvency practices was probably the most difficult part of CMU to tackle because they are deeply steeped in national legal traditions.
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The delay is also one of the reasons behind the collapse of Air Berlin, which filed for insolvency in August and operates its final flight on Friday.
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However, those loss assumptions may look optimistic considering the first resolution of corporate debt under the government's new insolvency code produced a recovery rate of just 6%.
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The insolvency process will allow lenders to sell the company as a whole or in parts, laying out a fixed timeline for a resolution around its future.
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Air Berlin, which struggled to turn a profit over the last decade, filed for insolvency in August, leaving the future of thousands of workers in the balance.
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Air Berlin, one of Etihad's biggest investments, ceased operations last October, while Alitalia, the most high profile, is unlikely to take any aircraft as insolvency proceedings continue.
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The move on Norwegian continues a wave of consolidation that began last year, with Alitalia entering insolvency and the failures of Britain's Monarch and Germany's Air Berlin.
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Investing the surplus in marketable security lowers the risk of insolvency by investing in assets with higher returns that introduce credit risk that isn't present today's portfolio.
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A Blippar spokesperson told TechCrunch that a single shareholder is blocking the required unanimous vote to close on emergency funding, without which Blippar must begin insolvency proceedings.
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Before consumer borrowing accelerated in the run-up to the financial crisis, insolvency affected just 0.1 percent of people in England and Wales each year on average.
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In less than three years, the UMWA's pension fund will reach insolvency and pension benefits for more than 100,000 miners and their families will be at risk.
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Chapter 11 bankruptcy isn't as extreme as other forms of insolvency: uBiome won't be liquidating as it would if it had declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy, for example.
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With unfunded public pension liabilities now exceeding $6 trillion across the nation, these ridiculous divestment antics risk further insolvency and could leave millions of pensioners needlessly exposed.
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Changes to the insolvency law and a new target-setting framework for banks should help, but Fitch expects only a moderate improvement in loan quality from 220.
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Air Berlin, which has about 8,000 employees and operates 144 mostly leased planes, filed for insolvency in August after major shareholder Etihad pulled the plug on funding.
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Many of these plans are hurtling toward insolvency in the coming decade, with benefits owed to retirees projected to swamp what the plans can afford to pay.
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"Our goal is that, ideally, no business in Germany will fall into insolvency due to the coronavirus outbreak, and ideally no job will be lost," he added.
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Questions have been raised about the fairness of its judges, potential medal-buying schemes and several significant loans that were squandered and pushed the group toward insolvency.
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"I have asked the Insolvency Service to bring forward its investigation rather than wait three months for the administrators to report before launching their inquiry," Javid said.
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In September, Reuters reported that Oi was in talks with the local subsidiaries of Spain's Telefonica SA and Telecom Italia SpA to sell assets and avoid insolvency.
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The EBA's plan would complement European Central Bank pressure on euro zone banks to sell their NPLs and a European Commission proposal to amend national insolvency regimes.
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This effectively means the PONV is reached upon insolvency or default, which is a similar point at which senior unsecured debt is considered to be in default.
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German shipping group Rickmers said it would file for insolvency after bondholder HSH Nordbank rejected its restructuring plan a day ahead of a last-ditch bondholders' meeting.
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Austrian leisure airline Niki, which is owned by Air Berlin but not part of the insolvency proceedings, is also seen as attractive because it has lower costs.
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Last month, China Development Bank initiated insolvency proceedings at India's National Company Law Tribunal, adding that a large amount of principal and interest from RCom was overdue.
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In a bid to fix the loan stress, New Delhi this month empowered the central bank to push reluctant lenders towards writedowns and errant borrowers into insolvency.
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"We must avoid having to inject taxpayer capital into a failing bank out of fear that its insolvency would bring down the whole financial system," said Tarullo.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Around 3,600 clients of Thomas Cook's Polish unit Neckermann Polska remain outside Poland, regional authorities said on Wednesday after the local travel agency announced insolvency.
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Issues like our national debt, or the insolvency of Social Security and Social Security Disability (SSDI), that will have lasting effects on Americans for generations to come.
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With years left before she qualifies for Medicare, I live in fear her again losing her job and finding herself a diacancer attack away from complete insolvency.
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"Lenders have decided to seek resolution under IBC since only a conditional bid was received," they said in a statement, referring to India's Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
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The SRB determined that the pair did not pose a threat to financial stability, and handed them to the Italian authorities to deal with under national insolvency procedures.
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The clock is ticking, though, because Faraday Future is in fact on the brink of insolvency, just as co-founder Nick Sampson recently said in his resignation letter.
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NEW DELHI, Nov 23 (Reuters) - India has amended the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code to prevent wilful defaulters from bidding for stressed assets, the finance ministry said on Thursday.
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"Time limits" to conclude insolvency procedures are also suggested as a way of boosting the value of bad loans, as recovering them would become easier and less costly.
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Paul Brough, a restructuring specialist who oversaw part of the liquidation of Lehman Brothers, was appointed chairman last year and said he was taking steps to avoid insolvency.
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Unregulated competition pushed these schools into near-unrecoverable insolvency and allowed dubious for-profit charter operators to prosper without establishing a track record of better outcomes for students.
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Analysts say the reform may take time to become effective, as India would need to train a new professional class of insolvency practitioner and compile comprehensive debt records.
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The AARP letter said Obamacare helped strengthen Medicare, and that a tax cut for higher income workers in the American Health Care Act "could hasten" the program's insolvency.
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Barclays Chief U.K. Economist Fabrice Montagne, however, suggested that the U.K. picture across the first quarter of this year was not as bleak as the insolvency data suggested.
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It says Zambia is misusing corporate law by calling for the winding up of KCM on the basis of fairness and equity rather than on grounds of insolvency.
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An overhaul of insolvency rules and a strengthening of the secondary market for bad loans are among the measures planned to reduce the existing stock of soured debt.
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Earlier on Friday the European Central Bank ruled that the two regional lenders were failing or likely to fail and should be wound up under Italian insolvency procedures.
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Lenders loth to foreclose on welshing tycoons are being left with no choice; a dozen deeply distressed firms were shunted into insolvency proceedings by the authorities in June.
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Corporate insolvency firm David Rubin & Partners has been appointed as Blippar's administrators and will now attempt to sell the company, either in parts or as a complete entity.
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"After due deliberations, lenders have decided to seek resolution under IBC since only a conditional bid was received," said the lenders, referring to India's Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
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The authorities, tired of recurring bail-outs, are forcing them to recognise which loans are unlikely to be repaid, and to initiate insolvency proceedings in double-quick time.
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"Senior notes would include a contractual status clause which would contemplate a senior second ranking ('senior non-preferred') in resolution and insolvency," the issuer wrote in a presentation.
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This is similar to the point at which senior debt is considered to be in default and Fitch expects pre-emptive support to be provided to avoid insolvency.
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That included a 7-cent per share charge related to the 169-year-old British department store entering administration, an insolvency procedure similar to U.S. bankruptcy, in August.
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DE Austria-based unit Niki said a court has rejected an insolvency petition brought against it by an Austrian tour operator, adding that its flight operations are continuing.
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"EasyJet has this afternoon submitted a proposal to the overseers of Air Berlin's insolvency to acquire parts of its short-haul business," the company said in a statement.
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The spending deal doesn't include a separate pensions fund that Democrats warn is headed toward insolvency without help from Congress but has drawn skepticism from some GOP lawmakers.
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A creditor committee meets on Thursday afternoon to discuss offers for Air Berlin, which filed for insolvency in August after major shareholder Etihad pulled the plug on funding.
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Expects say that as many as a third of American oil and gas companies and half of U.S. shale drillers could disappear into insolvency before oil prices recover.
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"Conciliation and mediation are compatible with bankruptcy, out-of-court, and insolvency proceedings as well as cases involving companies with high indebtedness," the prosecutor said in the statement.
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"This is a lacuna in the new code and it will need to get addressed," said a lawyer involved in some ongoing insolvency cases under the new code.
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In the last eight months, Astaldi, Italy's second-largest builder and CMC, its fourth-largest, have filed for creditor protection, while number three firm Condotte filed for insolvency.
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When healthcare is consuming almost twenty percent of GDP, Medicare is approaching insolvency, and people can't get in to see a doctor, the system is approaching total meltdown.
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Air Berlin, which has struggled to turn a profit over the last decade, filed for insolvency in August, leaving the future of thousands of workers in the balance.
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The workers blamed some of the same Wall Street banks that needed bailouts for the poor investment decisions that sent the Central States Pension Fund hurtling toward insolvency.
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The reason that Congress finds it necessary to address the island's rapidly approaching insolvency is that Chapter 9 of the Bankruptcy Code does not apply to Puerto Rico.
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For several years, until late last year, Greece teetered on the brink of insolvency, and the pros, cons and odds of a "Grexit" were parsed far and wide.
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The government seized so-called government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac at the height of the financial crisis as they teetered on the brink of insolvency.
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Grant Thornton said the ruling will help insolvency practitioners pursue claims in future, and it expects the total amount to be about $200 million, including interest and costs.
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An insolvency court in South Korea ruled last month that the French arm could be sold either separately from the parent, or as part of a bigger sale.
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The new rule would implement part of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform law known as "Title II" that created an alternative insolvency process for large financial companies.
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Using a completely new procedure in what will be—literally by definition—the largest insolvency of any kind in history, is a recipe for uncertainty, and possibly, disaster.
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Potential buyers, however, have been put off by Vattenfall's request to guarantee that the Swedish company would have no obligations in any case of insolvency of lignite assets.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - An Indian appellate tribunal has lifted a stay on insolvency proceedings against business tycoon Anil Ambani's debt-laden Reliance Communications, the Economic Times reported on Tuesday.
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The NCLAT this month said Ericsson would have to refund that money back to RCom if insolvency proceedings against the telecoms company begin, the Economic Times earlier reported.
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Teachers, who have protested school conditions with "sickouts," said the deteriorating buildings, the lack of resources and the district's impending insolvency had not improved under Mr. Earley's management.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A Berlin court on Thursday rebuffed a legal challenge to the insolvency filing of airline Niki, which could derail the sale of the Air Berlin AB1.
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What if there were a single policy that could make Americans healthier, while also fixing the imminent insolvency issues facing social programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security?
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But then came the crash in oil prices later in 2014, which pushed many oil explorers to the brink of insolvency, with low profits and little new investment.
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This effectively means the PONV is reached upon insolvency or default, which is similar to the point at which senior unsecured debt is considered to be in default.
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After Auctionata filed for insolvency, lawyers went through the auction house's remaining stock and found items from Lennon's estate, which they handed over to the police in July.
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LONDON — The German flag carrier Lufthansa signed an agreement on Thursday to buy sections of Air Berlin, a low-cost carrier that had filed for insolvency this summer.
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And with another travel ban, this time for foreign travelers coming from Europe, airline stocks plummeted and some companies announced temporary employee layoffs to protect themselves from insolvency.
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BERLIN, March 9 (Reuters) - The German government's aim is to avoid any business falling into insolvency as a result of the coronavirus, spokesman Steffen Seibert said on Monday.
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In order to secure new IMF loans, the government has tried to pass a law on banking insolvency through parliament that would bar PrivatBank from returning to Kolomoisky.
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It said the unpaid charges had been incurred before Air Berlin, which has struggled to turn a profit over the last decade, filed for insolvency on Aug. 15.
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Air Berlin's flights have been kept aloft by a government loan since the airline's insolvency filing, giving the carrier time to negotiate with prospective buyers for its assets.
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We also passed a new Insolvency Law to make it easier to obtain capital for businesses and to enter into bankruptcy procedures for companies that do face challenges.
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Under the reform, the central bank plans to slightly reduce the minimum amount of capital these banks must keep in their reserves to limit the risk of insolvency.
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Austria-based Niki, with a fleet of 2150 Airbus A1003 planes, had not filed for insolvency itself, but was still flying with the help of funding from Lufthansa.
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Thomas Cook France will hold a meeting of its works council on Thursday about a plan to declare insolvency and to start a recovery procedure, the statement said.
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Thomas Cook France will hold a meeting of its works council on Thursday about a plan to declare insolvency and to start a recovery procedure, the statement said.
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A secondary insolvency filing in Austria, which Niki will submit by the end of this week, will safeguard the sale, Lucas Floether said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The new legislation also stipulates no court can prevent the state from selling the assets of insolvent banks even if the insolvency were later found to be unlawful.
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Niki, founded by former Formula 1 race car driver Niki Lauda, is not part of the insolvency proceedings but depends on cash from Air Berlin to cover its costs.
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RCom had filed and appeal with the NCLAT, after the National Company Law Tribunal, earlier this month, admitted an insolvency plea against the company that was filed by Ericsson.
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The news is hardly shocking—the firm announced that it had filed for insolvency in the UK earlier this month with bankruptcy proceedings in the U.S. to soon follow.
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In December, the International Monetary Fund said nearly half of Tanzania's 45 banks were vulnerable to adverse shocks and risked insolvency in the event of a global financial crisis.
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The RBI said the 12 accounts constituted about 25 percent of the overall gross non-performing assets, adding it will direct lenders to begin insolvency proceedings around these accounts.
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Additional information regarding how insolvency reform is expected to impact Italy's NPL securitisation market is available in a new report published today and available by clicking the link below.
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Those involved in cases are also concerned by the lack of experienced insolvency resolution professionals - a domain in its infancy in India and dominated by mom-and-pop firms.
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Dinkar Venkatasubramanian, a partner at EY, says a lack of professional indemnity insurance for insolvency professionals was a major deterrent for big accounting firms to take up the task.
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