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NZ’s 2019 Insolvency Practitioners Regulation Act and its cross-Tasman impact

NZ’s Insolvency Practitioners Regulation Act is due to commence over the next year introducing a licensing and regulatory regime for insolvency practitioners (IPs) under a

How to become an insolvency practitioner in Australia

The ‘new’ process of selecting by interview who should be an insolvency practitioner (IP) was the subject of a presentation by ASIC at the recent

Bankrupt trustees coming before the High Court

While the focus of the High Court’s trust law decision in Carter Holt[1] is in the context of corporate insolvency, many of the principles applied

Delayed payment of a receiver’s bill – by 400 days?

Delayed payment of bills is said to be a significant problem facing small to medium enterprises in particular, with ‘cash flow’ remaining as an essential

Some views on ASIC v Wily & Hurst

The views of Justice Brereton of the NSW Supreme Court have not prevailed following the decision by the High Court in the Carter Holt Harvey

‘Your place or mine, and for how long?’ – a lack of judicial independence

We might have noticed that courts in Australia and indeed in most comparable countries are usually housed in their own buildings, one reason being the

Insolvency of trading trusts – Keay comments

Our 10th edition of Keay’s Insolvency was published in 2018 just after the Victorian Court of Appeal decision in Amerind, and that decision was included

Revised insolvency standard for practitioners. As to their professional bodies …

The Accounting Ethical and Professional Standards Board (APESB) has approved a new and revised APES 330 – Insolvency Services, the first revision since 2014. This

AFCA’s interaction with insolvency law

The authority of the new Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) and its impact on finance debts owing should be understood, including by those in the

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NZ’s 2019 Insolvency Practitioners Regulation Act and its cross-Tasman impact

How to become an insolvency practitioner in Australia

Bankrupt trustees coming before the High Court

Delayed payment of a receiver’s bill – by 400 days?

Some views on ASIC v Wily & Hurst

‘Your place or mine, and for how long?’ – a lack of judicial independence

Insolvency of trading trusts – Keay comments

Revised insolvency standard for practitioners. As to their professional bodies …

AFCA’s interaction with insolvency law

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