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The PPSA's two-year transitional period expires on 31 January 2014.

A review of your PPSA registrations may uncover defects and errors that could compromise your statutory priorities.

MAI is a significant upgrade to ASIC capabilities in detecting insider trading and other market misconduct prohibitions.

The recent NSW decision highlights potential difficulties in amending provisions in respect of 'no-advance' structures.

The Australian Bond Market is opening up to smaller retail investors with a trend towards more fixed income products.

Prudent businesses should document all internal lease or hire arrangements and then register them on the PPS Register.

This guide highlights some of the ways in which the PPSA regime may affect retailers in the Australian liquor industry.

It is currently unclear whether the new NSW requirements will impose additional burdens on mortgagees.

Article discusses why owners should treat themselves as creditors of their own business.

It is essential that secured creditors are aware of their security interests recorded against a company in the PPSR.

A recent decision of the Federal Court highlights the need for creditors to actively enforce their security interests.

Holders of security interests over personal properties should record their interest on the PPSR before 1 February 2014.

New Zealand landlords are now, in many circumstances, prevented from forcing tenants to make good the damage to premises where the damage arises from particular risks.

The issue most clearly arises if fixtures and loose chattels are to be removed from premises at the end of a tenancy.

This was a test case of the application of s177EA of Part IVA of the ITAA, to certain imputation benefit schemes.

As of July 2023, Active Super had approximately 89,000 members with around A$13.5 billion in superannuation assets.

Australian courts hold foreign directors of Australian companies to the same standards as their Australian counterparts.