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Traill insolvency conference 1-2 May – the ILRA changes – pre-sale closes tomorrow – 31 March
For those registered at Rosie Traill’s excellent annual conference, and those who register by the early bird deadline tomorrow, Friday 31
Australian safe harbour and ipso facto reforms
Obviously prompted by my reporting of significant restructuring reforms in the EU, and my query as to the long delayed
Lifting the fear and suppressing the greed – a Senate committee report on penalties for white collar crime
A long awaited Senate committee report on penalties for white collar crime was issued on 23 March 2017 under the
Pre-insolvency or restructuring professionals – “Pifors”
At a conference held on 24 March by the QUT Commercial and Property Law Research Centre, a presenter, Dr Georg
The gender profile of the insolvency profession: occupational segregation?
Would you like to study the question of gender balance in the insolvency profession? That topic is the subject of a
Cross-border insolvency – foreign judgments and enterprise groups
I earlier reported on my December 2016 attendance in Vienna, on behalf of LAWASIA, and UNCCA, on the two model
INSOL Academics 2017
The INSOL Academics Colloquium was held over the weekend of 18-19 March 2017 in Sydney. The session covered a wide
Our new insolvency reforms … tired of waiting
I became tired of waiting for a government response to the commencement of the Insolvency Law Reform Act 2016 on 1 March
Unpaid super, again; single touch payroll; penalties, and more
The Senate Economics References Committee is conducting another inquiry into the problem of the non-payment of superannuation by employers of
The decision in Sakr Nominees – keeping it in proportion
The NSW Court of Appeal has disposed of authority that sought to apply percentage based calculations to liquidators’ remuneration in
Appeal decision in Sakr Nominees – remuneration of liquidators
A test case decision in Sakr Nominees from the NSW Court of Appeal will be given tomorrow 9 March at
ASIC’s regulation of unlawful phoenix activity – report 513
ASIC’s latest enforcement report – REP 513 ASIC enforcement outcomes: July to December 2016 – says up front that it
Australia’s first/worst insolvency reforms in many years – but she’ll be right….
Australia has implemented its first major insolvency reforms in many years but rather than being seen as an achievement they are
Liquidators working overseas – how are they regulated? INSOL Academics 18-19 March 2017
I am pleased to be presenting at the INSOL Academics’ Group Colloquium in Sydney, being held on 18 and 19
Liquidators as the last in line – the Insolvency Law Bulletin
In an article entitled “Last Man Standing” in the Insolvency Law Bulletin, I have addressed the question of regulators tending
QUT Law – Current Issues in Insolvency Law: Global Perspectives – 24 March
The QUT Commercial and Property Law Research Centre is hosting international speakers and QUT academics at this session on Friday 24 March
Ian Fletcher International Insolvency Law Moot Competition: grand final Friday 17 March, 3pm-5pm, Sydney
Chief Justice James Allsop of Australia, Lord Justice David Richards of England and the former Justice the Hon Allan Gropper
New insolvency laws now, with practitioners invited to implement some of the further new law before September
The first tranche of the changes effected by the Insolvency Law Reform Act 2016 commenced on 1 March 2017. The
New insolvency laws commencing 1 March – Q&A
This series of questions and answers address many of the issues with which practitioners and lawyers will be confronted in
UK insolvency practitioners can F…. their Forms
While insolvency practitioners in Australia are anxiously waiting to find out what new forms they must fill in and tick
“This does not inspire confidence” – the appointment of special purpose liquidators
Special purpose liquidators (SPLs) are becoming increasingly common. They are often appointed when a creditor prefers another liquidator to investigate
The most useful and well researched and argued law reform report for many years – Phoenix Activity: Regulating Fraudulent Use of the Corporate Form
The most useful and well researched and argued law reform report for many years has been issued on what to
Beneficial ownership of companies – consultation
The government has released a consultation paper on improving the transparency of information on the beneficial ownership and control of
Do you really want to renew your trustee registration under this new law?
It’s a matter for you but if you do, here is the application for renewal – form 31, from AFSA,
