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ARTICLE · 07 NOVEMBER 2022

Insolvency appointments remain low

Despite some headwinds, Australia's economy is doing well, so insolvency appointments may be likely to remain low.

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However, we're headed for recession and more insolvency appointments.

Another quarter has flown by and it's time to take another look at how insolvency appointment numbers are tracking and look into our crystal ball to see what the future might hold.

The current picture

First, let's look at where insolvency appointments are at the moment.

Corporate insolvency

Corporate insolvency appointments are up.

In the first quarter of FY2023 appointments were up 60% on the same period last year and were much closer to historical levels than they have been over the last two years, with appointments averaging 840 per-month over the last three months.

Of particular note is the growing popularity of small business restructuring (SBR). So far this year, we have had 83 SBR appointments, more than we had in the first eighteen months following the introduction of SBRs.

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