Why transport realisations are won or lost before the first bid

In a transport insolvency, obtaining a valuation is only the starting point. The eventual recovery depends on how quickly the assets can be converted into cash, the uncertainty buyers must absorb, and who carries the market risk while the sale is under way.

Federal Court gives community club a path out of liquidation

Liquidators permitted to return Sunshine City Club to voluntary administration so creditors can vote on a DOCA promising full payment, renewed operations and preservation of its Melbourne property

Inactive director liable for company’s losses

NSW Court of Appeal upholds liability, compound interest and an equitable charge over directors’ family home after insolvent cosmetics company incurred renovation debts and transferred almost $1 million offshore

Idle, aging oil platform raises alarm for Dongara's fishers

$10m Sydney home sale not enough for creditors

Iron ore miner on Alan Bond’s former Cockatoo Island owes $150 million to creditors, including WA Government

Activewear brand Stax owed $1.7 million to almost 13,000 customers before sudden collapse

Capital Guard wound up after $17.4 million investor funds probe

Fake Macquarie bond at centre of Capital Guard collapse

Sunland RV enters liquidation with $18 million debt pile

Collapse leaves deposits and debts unpaid

What every insolvency practitioner needs to know about Tranche 2 AML/CTF reforms

Dig deeper before you litigate – evidence lessons for liquidators

Signed, sealed, regretted: onerous contracts in administration