PJC Insolvency Inquiry 2022
Personal insolvency numbers – an increase or a decrease?
While AFSA reports that personal insolvencies increased in number in February 2023, to 796, from 772 in January, this was
ASIC’s insolvency law enforcement role
The Senate Economics References Committee is loading up submissions received on its reference into ASIC’s capacity and capability to “undertake
Business bankruptcies – 6,000 to 9,000 each year
Given that ‘small business’ itself is defined in various ways, none of which is based on the legal structure of
Parliamentary insolvency inquiry – the business model of insolvency firms
Some fundamental issues about the operation of insolvency law and practice are being raised in the joint parliamentary committee inquiry
PJC insolvency inquiry – deregistered companies submission
An early submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee inquiry into corporate insolvency from Mr Russell Morgan, liquidator, of 15 November
The Parliamentary Joint Committee and “small business insolvency”
The terms of reference of the current PJC inquiry into corporate insolvency refer at times to small business but given
The several inquiries into ASIC
There are now several government inquiries into ASIC, directly or indirectly, perhaps indicating either the breadth of ASIC’s remit, or
Australia’s review of its corporate insolvency laws – updated
The hearing in relation to the law of set-off and insolvency in Metal Manufacturers Pty Limited Gavin Morton as liquidator
Initial industry views on the parliamentary joint committee on corporate insolvency
While submissions to the parliamentary joint committee on corporate insolvency are not due until 30 November 2022, some indication of
