Silver lining for ANZ in CBL vote delay
Chinese bank mounts legal action after inconclusive liquidation vote.
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ANZ bank may have dodged a bullet last Friday when an inconclusive creditor vote kept CBL Corporation out of liquidation.
The bank is a significant creditor of the stricken insurer, which was placed in voluntary administration by its directors in February.
However, under the Companies Act a
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Tim Hunter
Wed, 23 May 2018
Wed, 23 May 2018
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Silver lining for ANZ in CBL vote delay
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