- In law,
receivership is a
situation in
which an
institution or
enterprise is held by a
receiver – a
person "placed in the
custodial responsibility for...
- (board-decided) and
involuntary (court-decided)
receivership. In
voluntary administrative receivership, the
administrator is
appointed by the
company directors...
- continents. On
February 17, 2009, U.S.
Federal agents placed the
company into
receivership due to
charges of fraud. Ten days later, the U.S.
Securities and Exchange...
- 2009,
after recording a $75.42
million loss, the
company was put into
receivership. This may have been due to the
global economic crisis and
shrinking demand...
-
Technicolor had
appointed administrators, and the
French company had
entered receivership. The company's ****ets
began to be sold off
shortly after. The creation...
- Toronto,
which was
later sold to
Tridel after the
project went into
receivership. In 2015,
Toronto Life
named him the 45th most
influential person in...
- stages, but that
figure had
ballooned to $2
billion at the time of the
receivership filing in
October 2023.
Mizrahi hired the London-based
Foster and Partners...
-
difficulties beginning in the late 1990s led to the
company entering receivership in
March 2004,
after which the
trademark was
acquired by
Sports Direct...
- can be
placed under conservatorship, as a less
extreme alternative to
receivership.
Whereas a
receiver is
expected to
terminate the
rights of shareholders...
-
standardized testing results. As a result, the
school district was put
under receivership by the
state Board of
Education in
January 2012. The
receiver named was...
