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UK insolvency review – “better outcomes from insolvency and increased returns to creditors”?
20/04/2022
INSOL International
UK insolvency
The first and rather glowing report on the operation of the Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016 has been issued
Revised insolvency standard for practitioners. As to their professional bodies …
25/06/2019
APESB
ARITA
New Zealand
regulation
The Accounting Ethical and Professional Standards Board (APESB) has approved a new and revised APES 330 – Insolvency Services, the
ASIC’s new insolvency ‘ROCAP’ – the Report On Company Activities and Property
13/10/2018
AFSA
NZ
RATA
ROCAP
The long history of the report as to affairs in corporate insolvency – the RATA – which started about 1890,
What’s up, or on, in insolvency, early in 2018?
18/01/2018
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Insolvency profession
international
Law reform
The following commentary on submissions due, events and conferences, professional standards, international and local, hearings and case law*, all in
Pending insolvency law and practice changes
18/12/2017
safe harbour
UK insolvency
AFSA
APESB
Some of us are waiting for Santa, others are waiting on anticipated updates in insolvency law so we can send
Insolvency practitioner independence – a ‘fair-minded’ or ‘uncharitably-minded’ assessment
28/10/2017
APESB
Case law
General
independence
The most recent decision on insolvency practitioner independence confirms an ongoing trend of treating the fair-minded observer, whose view is
International insolvency regulation – London 2017
18/07/2017
AFSA
ASIC
Books, articles, commentary
Conferences and events
The annual meeting of the International Association of Insolvency Regulators, IAIR, is being held in London, from 4 to 7
INSOL’s Directors in the Twilght Zone – Australia’s “medium risk” for its directors
12/05/2017
Books, articles, commentary
INSOL International
Insolvency Law Reform
international
INSOL International has released the 5th edition of its excellent review of the international laws regulating director conduct in the ‘twilight
How fixed fees work in insolvency – 1,796 companies at £6000 each = £1600 per company
28/04/2017
AFSA
ASIC
Books, articles, commentary
Case law
An English Chancery Court decision has given guidance on the reasonableness of fixed fees in an insolvency, albeit the fees
UK insolvency practitioners can F…. their Forms
25/02/2017
Books, articles, commentary
forms
Law reform
UK insolvency
While insolvency practitioners in Australia are anxiously waiting to find out what new forms they must fill in and tick
Umpteen professional bodies regulating insolvency practitioners – overkill? or a spreading of the risk?
08/01/2017
ad hoc committee
AFSA
ARITA
ASIC
The new regulatory regime of insolvency practitioners under the Insolvency Law Reform Act 2016 provides for co-regulation shared between the regulators –
Another new co-regulation regime for insolvency practitioners – NZ, following the UK and India
01/12/2016
co-regulation
Cross-border insolvency
Insolvency Law Reform
Law reform
Just as India has introduced co-regulation of its new breed of insolvency practitioners, so has New Zealand acted on a
More (and more) government inquiries
31/10/2016
APRA
ASIC
Books, articles, commentary
Insolvency Law Reform
Two important Senate inquiries of 2014 and 2015 that lapsed at the election have been reinstated, but still with long
Our insolvency law reform – will it all end in tears?
01/06/2016
debtor in possession
Ireland
Law reform
UK insolvency
While Australia has been debating for too long what law we should have to assist in the recovery of distressed businesses, both
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