The Chinese property market has been in decline in China for the last few years, with buyers reluctant to buy and lenders unwilling to lend. Caught in the middle are cash-strapped developers. But is the situation turning around – and what can creditors and investors do?
Read MoreThe most sensitive indicator of economic health for our wallets is inflation, which may be defined as an increase in the overall cost of goods and services.
Read More“A very good person to have on your side” says Who’s Who Legal. Meet Gwynn Hopkins, one of Hong Kong’s leading insolvency practitioners and forensic accounts.
Read MoreAs we emerge from Covid-19 into turbulent financial times, insolvencies are on the rise and businesses are under pressure. Will the number of distressed companies increase this year – and what can they do to ride out the storm?
Read MoreFinancial distress can devastate a business and be costly for lenders. In this guide we will explain the differences between debt restructuring and debt recovery and which option is better for lenders. We also discuss the role of an independent financial advisor and how one may help both lenders and borrowers in distressed situations.
Read MoreIs the once-buoyant property market bubble in China about to burst? With funding liquidity drying up and slow sales, Chinese developers have been facing challenges on two fronts for the past few years.
Read MoreThe world is going through a period of unprecedented uncertainty brought on by the pandemic and its consequences. For businesses affected, this is how you can weather the storm.
Read MoreThe coronavirus pandemic has put the world into a tailspin. All businesses are affected as they come under unprecedented pressure from the disruption and as trade evaporates. For companies experiencing distress, the earlier its directors take action to perform a financial health check and monitor the situation, the better the prospects for survival and recovery.
Read MoreJoin Charltons and Perun Consultants in a three part webinar series focusing on Insolvency, restructuring & recovery.
Read MoreIt usually takes seven to 12 months to complete the liquidation of a solvent company in Hong Kong. This is how the process works and why you should consider a Members’ Voluntary Liquidation if the business has fulfilled its purpose or wants to cease trading.
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Read MoreFor many business owners, the pandemic of 2020 is one of the biggest professional crises they are likely to face ever as they try to maintain revenues in faltering economies. Bringing in an independent conflict director could make all the difference.
Read MoreAs COVID-19 continues to ravage the world, the business impact of the pandemic will be felt for years to come. The businesses that act now to improve performance could emerge financially stronger.
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Read MoreLiquidations or receiverships can be an uncertain and complex matter for any stakeholders concerned. With the right independent expertise to guide you through the entire process, you can address the uncertainty that inherently exists in these situations. In this guide, we explain what liquidation and receivership is and how Perun Consultants is ideally placed to represent you in making use of these solutions.
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