Significados de insolvent company em inglês

The main risk that a director of an insolvent company faces is restriction.

Company liquidators will have to report on the conduct of each director of an insolvent company under new procedures outlined yesterday.

Apollo and the banks later backed out of the deal, arguing it would create an insolvent company as the U.S. economy slowed.

Apollo and the banks later backed out of the deal, claiming it would create an insolvent company as the U.S. economy slowed.

Voluntary administration means the board of an insolvent company -one that can't pay its bills -hands full control to independent administrators.

The outcome will be key for the way insolvent companies tackle pension deficits.

The case also provides more clarity on how to handle the pension deficits of insolvent companies.

The precedent has important implications, not only for directors, but also for auditors and creditors of insolvent companies.

Liquidators are refusing to wind-up small insolvent companies because of new obligations due to come into force on Saturday.

A RECENT Supreme Court ruling has cleared up an issue that threatened to derail rescue plans for insolvent companies in examinership.

The final regulations define insolvent companies as those that had failed to pay "undisputed debts" in the previous 90 days.

I expect there will be a number of insolvent companies looking for help in the next six months, one oilfield services executive commented.

A former accountant has consented to a number of High Court orders in a liquidator's investigation into the running of three insolvent companies.

Debts of approximately €160 million were left by 140 insolvent companies whose directors now face restriction proceedings in the High Court.