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The accounting trick used by companies to make a weak balance sheet look strongIn one recent case, a large investment sat comfortably under equity until the auditor read the shareholders' agreement, found a buyback cla...- Selling property in England after the owner's death? Legal heirs may need Probate of Will or Letters of Administration firstLegal heirs in England and Wales require a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration to sell property and manage a deceased person's es...
- ATS Nobility Estates exits insolvencyThe National Company Law Tribunal has permitted the withdrawal of insolvency proceedings against ATS Group's Nobility Estates. This decisio...
- SoftBank's OpenAI-related debt in focus as another strong quarter expectedSoftBank anticipates a strong quarterly profit, largely driven by its significant investment in OpenAI, whose valuation has surged. However...
- Is Spirit Airlines shutting down after losing $500M lifeline— here's how Spirit Airlines collapse spikes ticket pricesSpirit Airlines is preparing for a potential shutdown: According to reports from the Wall Street Journal and other major outlets on May 1, ...
- US considers using Defense Production Act in Spirit Airlines restructuring, source saysThe US government is exploring options to support Spirit Airlines. The Defense Production Act may be used to provide financial assistance. ...
- Lavasa homebuyers file plea at NCLAT against resolutionHomebuyers of Lavasa, India's first privately built hill town, have filed a fresh appeal. They allege serious flaws in the resolution plan ...
- SoftBank lenders ask more banks to join $40 billion OpenAI loanSoftBank is seeking additional banks to join a $40 billion loan backing its OpenAI investment, a significant test of investor confidence in...
- Economic shock of Middle East war to cast shadow over IMF, World Bank meetingsGlobal finance leaders are meeting amid the Middle East war, a third major shock impacting the world economy. The IMF and World Bank are do...
- After deleveraging Rs 215 crore in debt, JDMEHF bets big on healthcare’s futureUnder Rhitik Jassar, JDMEHF's journey demonstrates disciplined resilience, a quality honed by crisis.
- You could lose Social Security over these 3 surprising mistakes — check nowUp to 85% of Social Security benefits can be taxed in 2026. Many retirees still don’t know this rule. Social Security benefits are not alwa...
- Can a collaborative approach break the credit rating impasse?The GSDR report sheds light on ongoing discussions with Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs) regarding their approach to various debt restructurin...
- New creditors, differing interests and coordination issues are hobbling sovereign debt restructuringAn IMF analysis suggests that several low-income countries (LICs) have been at high risk of debt distress or are in debt distress. Between ...
- Sri Lanka's creditor nations to meet despite uncertainty on ChinaAs Sri Lanka's creditor nations prepare for their first meeting on Tuesday to co-ordinate restructuring of the Indian Ocean nation's debt, ...
- View: Countries seeking debt relief need faster debt restructuringCountries in distress have raised nearly half of their total public debt externally. In 2019, external public debt raised by LICs totalled ...
- G20 leaders see deteriorating debt issues in some middle-income countries: DraftThe draft stressed the importance of all official and private creditors participating in debt relief and shouldering a fair burden. But it ...
- Creditor cooperation a must for Sri Lanka IMF programme: GovtAt an online engagement with the creditors, the government on Friday said that assurances from bilateral creditors are required as a prereq...
- IMF warns of 'economic collapse' unless G20 extends debt relief"We may see economic collapse in some countries unless G20 creditors agree to accelerate debt restructurings and suspend debt service while...
- Delay or reduce payment: How will Greece pay back $340 billion?There is also the possibility that a portion of the debt may be written off, with the creditors accepting a haircut.
- EU postpones decision on rescue package for GreeceEuropean Union has postponed a decision on a second multi-billion euro rescue package for the debt-ridden nation at least until mid-July.
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