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Each of AFSA, ARITA and Financial Counselling Australia has issued …
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While Australia is in the midst of some potential change …
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Reprimand and more for a liquidator – that’s about as much as we know
By a media release ASIC has reported that a disciplinary …
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“Are you ready to rumble” in the insolvency jungle was …
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The Australian bankruptcy regulator, AFSA, has published what it terms …
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While the UK is reviewing its insolvency practitioner (IP) co-regulation …
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INSOLVENCY AND RELATED LAW AND POLICY, AND MORE
Michael Murray is an Australian author and commentator on corporate and personal insolvency law and related issues, in Australia and internationally. He has a strong law and policy background, is independent of any connections, and his views are his own. He gives no legal advice.
