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Radiant World Corporation placed under judicial management amid debt and fraud allegations

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KPMG was appointed to oversee Radiant World Corporation after the company was placed under interim judicial management. This action followed an application filed by Mizuho Securities, which alleged that Radiant World had fabricated documents, including emails from Glencore, related to US$95.5mn in receivables financing. As part of the management takeover, founder Pinkesh Nahar was removed from control of the firm.

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The judicial management process involves independent officers assessing options like restructuring the iron ore and metals trader. The move follows intense pressure from lenders and Glencore over allegations that Radiant World fabricated documents to obtain and retain receivables financing facilities.

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Who's involved

  • NaharFounder and chairman of Radiant World Corporation, removed from control of the firm.
  • KPMGProvider of advisory services appointed to take over Radiant World Corporation's operations.
  • Mizuho SecuritiesJapanese investment banking company that filed the application for judicial management.

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  • Mizuho Securities may secure their debt through the judicial management process.

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