It began with the appointment of provisional liquidators at the end of April. Now, several lenders to companies connected to the Born Clothing brand have moved to shore up their exposure, appointing receivers over various retail outlets and a host of investment properties.  The retail chain collapsed into provisional liquidation in April following a petition to the High Court, citing difficulties related to the aftermath of Covid, the rise in the minimum wage, and a deterioration in its relationship with its main supplier.  The women’s and men’s fashion retail chain was founded by Joan Lynch and John Curley in 2010.…

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