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ASIC has released updated regulatory guidance on statutory committee registration ...
Gender balance in the insolvency industry
With women comprising only around 10% of insolvency practitioners, the ...
Reviewing liquidators – under review?
ASIC has announced that it has appointed 15 new members ...
Coercive control and insolvency
ASIC has asked registered liquidators to “stay alert” for signs ...
Liquidator’s sentencing adjourned to 29 November; trustee’s hearing further extended to 15 November
Peter Amos The sentencing of former liquidator Peter Amos was ...
Fees of insolvency practitioners and lawyers
The commentary following was issued on 15 August 2021. It ...
Personal insolvency figures up and ‘reforms’ pending
Personal insolvencies increased in July 2024, to 1157 compared with ...
ASIC’s civil penalty regime – an academic review
In the midst of a focus on the enforcement activity ...
ASIC’s revised guidance on insolvency practitioner offence reporting – RG 16
ASIC has issued revised guidance on insolvency practitioner offence reporting ...
Insolvency numbers in decline
Numbers of insolvencies of individuals and companies have fallen dramatically ...
$364k mistakenly paid by the ATO to a company in liquidation – retain or return?
In a recent case,[1] C88 Project Pty Ltd, a liquidator was ...
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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.
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