Yes that may be the case here in Australia but the same can't be said in Hong Kong where CI1 generates most of their revenue. The number of insolvency cases, or would be insolvent, is presumably understated as the number of cases involving those who are in financial distress has not yet been reviewed or actioned with the courts in Hong Kong still closed. I'm expecting to see a spike in the number of insolvency cases when their economy can re-open safely and the court system are able to deal with the backlogged cases
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