Category: Companies
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Restructuring in the Twilight Zone: Directors’ Duties in Australia
11-14-23
The Journal of Corporate Renewal (JCR) is the leading publication devoted exclusively to professionals in the corporate renewal industry. In the most recent issue, dated November, within the pages of JCR, you’ll find an insightful article authored by Cameron Belyea, a former President of TMA Australia, and current international committee member of TMA Global. This piece was […]
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Safe harbour sleeper
09-19-23
The rate of company failures is rising sharply following a lull during the pandemic. Macroeconomic forces like inflation, supply chain disruption and labour shortages are stretching organisations to their limits. Are you across your turnaround and restructuring options? As corporate financial distress is on the rise, it is important for directors to refresh their understanding […]
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AIIP conference in Canberra – update
07-16-23
TMA Chair Maria O’Brien attended the Associate of Independent Insolvency Practitioners (AIIP) conference in Canberra on 14 July, representing the TMA. The AIIP has as members around a third of Australia’s registered liquidator community. Senator Deborah O’Neill delivered a keynote address and she spoke to the following: Maria then sat on a panel with Senator […]
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Australia’s Post-Pandemic Pursuit of Enterprise Rescue and Reform
05-15-23
Clayton Utz’s Jennifer Ball and Melissa Ferreira, along with Maria O’Brien of Baker McKenzie, recently penned an article, “Australia’s Post-Pandemic Pursuit of Enterprise Rescue and Reform,” for the Journal of Corporate Renewal (JCR), the official publication of the Turnaround Management Association (TMA). View the article on your desktop – or download the JCR app to […]
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PJC Corporations and Financial Services – inquiry into corporate insolvency – questions on notice (Update)
02-28-23
As many members are aware, a Parliamentary Joint Committee (PJC) was initiated late last year by Senator Deborah O’Neill to conduct an inquiry into insolvency. The TMA formed a small subcommittee of members, and we provided an initial response in late November 2022. We refer you to TMA Australia’s previous communications on this subject – […]