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This guide covers information about second mortgages as well as tips and traps when lending via this type of security.

Regulators and industry bodies are urging financial market participants to prepare for when LIBOR will cease in 2021.

Denying execution or refusing to give evidence will not suffice to defend claims that a party has signed a guarantee.

BOMD (Bank of Mum & Dad) has easily become one of the largest and most versatile mortgage lenders in Australia.

EUs are a flexible, timely and relatively cost effective regulatory tool compared to civil or administrative proceedings.

2019 Australian loan trends have included more Asian banks, with increased participation from institutional investors.

Decision of UK Supreme Court in Belmont Park Investments Case discussed.

National framework under which credit agreements are regulated.

ASIC released report 410 on its review of low doc home lending after the introduction of responsible lending obligations.

The stress of running a business, failing and amassing debts, could cause emotional, mental, or physical impacts.

This case serves as a warning for legal practitioners and companies advising or seeking advice about statutory demands.

This decision has clarified what must be shown to set a statutory demand aside, making that task significantly easier.

The assignee of a debt receives the benefit of the debt, subject to both the rights and obligations of the assignor.

Timing and consideration of when to call in a bank guarantee and when to challenge that action are crucial to success.

The Supreme Court of NSW has a wide discretion to stay the execution of a writ of possession.

Under the new policy, the ATO will disclose certain business tax debt information to credit reporting bureaus.

To raise additional equity, borrowers may enter into "hidden mezzanine loans" while implementing springing securities.