A U.K. procurement firm said it worked with the bankrupt Indian educational-technology startup Byju’s to move a half-billion dollars away from a group of U.S. lenders who have battled for years to track down the missing funds, WSJ Pro Bankruptcy reported. A former adviser to the London-based supply-chain logistics firm OCI helped Byju’s send nearly $506 million to the U.K. with the intent to pass those funds on to a corporate entity tied to Byju’s in Singapore, according to a sworn declaration filed in a U.S. court by OCI CEO Oliver Chapman.

German Bionic Systems GmbH, a leading innovator in AI-powered exoskeleton technology, has officially filed for insolvency at the Augsburg District Court, CrispNG.com reported. Despite the financial setback, the company assures that daily operations will continue uninterrupted, supporting around 70 employees across its German sites. The court has appointed Oliver Schartl from Müller-Heydenreich Bierbach & Kollegen as the provisional insolvency administrator.

Inflation in the U.K. fell to a four-month low in October, official figures showed Wednesday, in a move that has raised expectations of another Bank of England interest rate cut next month, the Associated Press reported. The Office for National Statistics said the annual rate of inflation, as measured by the consumer prices index, fell to 3.6% in October from 3.8% the previous month. Though the rate was the lowest since June, it was a bit higher than the 3.5% that most economists were forecasting for the month.

Liverpool cult hero Steve Finnan is facing a bankruptcy battle following a multi-million pound row between the Champions League winner and his brother, the Daily Mail reported. Irish full-back Steve Finnan, 47, enjoyed a successful Premier League career, winning Champions League and FA Cup winners' medals while with Liverpool in the 2000s, but has been embroiled in a decade-long legal tussle with his brother Sean after the pair got involved in a disastrous property business together.