Vincent Wang

Sep 10, 2024 | mondaq.com | Vincent Wang

W Worrells More We are registered liquidators and registered bankruptcy trustees, with more registered bankruptcy trustees than any other private practice/brand in Australia. Complementing our insolvency brand are Principals with certified fraud examiner and forensic accountant qualifications. When facing insolvency, franchisee directors must carefully consider several issues before exploring restructuring options.

Aug 27, 2024 | fdd.org | Annie Fixler |Vincent Wang

A new virus — malicious computer code — is threatening Americans’ health. Computer hackers are compromising sensitive health information and disrupting hospitals’ ability to provide patient care. Public health and safety require the federal government to help health care providers better protect themselves in cyberspace. Cyberattacks on health care providers are not merely a financial burden — although their remediation and recovery are often costly.

Aug 26, 2024 | washingtontimes.com | Annie Fixler |Vincent Wang

OPINION: A new virus — malicious computer code — is threatening Americans’ health. Computer hackers are compromising sensitive health information and disrupting hospitals’ ability to provide patient care. Public health and safety require the federal government to help health care providers better protect themselves in cyberspace. Cyberattacks on health care providers are not merely a financial burden — although their remediation and recovery are often costly.

Jun 5, 2024 | mondaq.com | Vincent Wang

Are you paying down a DPN through external administration? Many of our readers are likely familiar with the concept of Director Penalty Notices (DPN), including the differences between a standard (or a non-lockdown) DPN and a lockdown DPN, and the necessity for a company to appoint a liquidator, administrator or restructuring practitioner when unable to pay the penalties of a non-lockdown DPN. If you wish to learn more about DPNs, click here to head to our DPN category.

May 9, 2024 | mondaq.com | Vincent Wang

In China, blockchain developers should consider the following regulatory regimes and issues: Cryptocurrencies Regulation. Cryptocurrencies are strictly prohibited in China. Specifically, Blockchain-related applications in cryptocurrency mining, trading, and ICOs are all declared illegal in China. Therefore, it is almost impossible for blockchain developers to issue blockchain-related tokens with monetary value or other securitized products in China.