PLUTA supports SENNING’s successful debtor-in-possession proceedings
An investor was found for long-standing company Christian Senning Verpackungsmaschinen GmbH & Co. KG from Bremen: it has been part of the Optima Group based in Schwäbisch Hall since October 2020. This acquisition allows Optima to expand its product range. Dr Christian Kaufmann and his team from PLUTA Rechtsanwalts GmbH advised management at Senning during the debtor-in-possession proceedings.Busting the misconception that bankruptcy means no more income
There are common misconceptions as to how much you can earn during the period of your bankruptcy and restrictions associated with being bankrupt. This article will provide information to determine wheB. Riley Advisory Services Opens Office in Mexico
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Many corporates of all sizes feel exasperated, but not surprised, by the enduring disruption to business activity caused by the pandemic. The intensified second wave has perhaps inevitably led to a second national lockdown in England for the coming month and possibly longer.Tale of two needles: Trump and Biden locked in tight White House race
Donald Trump and Joe Biden are locked in a tight race for the White House with early indicators that Trump has once again defied pollsters in his US presidential re-election bid, which this morning remains too close to call.Australian Insolvency - October 2020
The tables in the following link summarise data essentials captured from Rodgers Reidy's daily Risk Watch publication, which provides a synopsis of the insolvency market for October 2020 including: NoAustralian Insolvency - September 2020
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COVID-19: Impact on businesses by industry across Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Canada and the United States.Australian Insolvency - August 2020
The tables in the following link summarise data essentials captured from Rodgers Reidy's daily Risk Watch publication, which provides a synopsis of the insolvency market for August 2020 including: NoOptions for Australian SME Businesses in financial trouble due to Covid-19
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Retail landlords are at the frontline of the economic crisis triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic within the real estate sector. Many variables will influence how landlords, and retailers, will fare in the months and quarters ahead. First, the macro context. UK GDP fell by 19.1% in the three months to May 2020, according to the Office of National Statistics. Andrew Bailey, Governeor the Bank of England, said last week that the economy contracted between “23% and 25%” in the second quarter relative to the end of last year. While an easing in lockdown restrictions has had a positive effect on some sectors – such as the housing market, which has seen increased activity – retail, leisure and hospitality are still struggling.Protracted pandemic headwinds put retail landlords at centre of property sector liquidity crisis
Retail landlords’ rates of rent collection have emerged as a proxy for solvency status across the broader retail and leisure sectors. Disrupted business activities for those retailers reliant on traditional bricks and mortar footfall is severely denting their ability to make rental payments. Covid-19 has hastened the demise of the retail sector already locked in a perpetual decline for more than a decade. Driven by shifting consumer behaviour, sometimes characterised as ‘the Amazon effect‘, this decline has gathered momentum alongside the increased sophistication of supply chains and last-mile delivery infrastructure.UK economy braced for record quarterly economic contraction with more pain to come
The UK economy is braced for a record double-digit contraction in economic activity for the second quarter, with the economy expected to be worse affected than many of its European neighbours and possibly even the US.Find the right professional using the below dropdowns. Our reach covers the globe with a network of over 300 offices.
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