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The second "PPS eh?" update regarding the statutory review of the PPSA discusses the submissions of the interim report.

This amendment seeks to increase the minimum duration of leases and bailments that are deemed PPS leases to two years.

When looking to raise capital, ASX listed companies will often consider undertaking a capital raising from their shareholders.

The article sets out key methods to raise funds for your business, with important legal considerations for each method.

The Australian debt capital market has transformed over the past couple of decades, particularly in the last few years. What was once a nascent and then narrow market with a questionable future has evolved into a significant component of our broader financial architecture

Imminent refinancing or repayment, which had been a key factor in earlier cases where there was no dispute as to the amount owing, may no longer be a necessary pre-requisite for the grant of an injunction to restrain the exercise of a power of sale by a mortgagee.

The November 2008 judgement of the New South Wales Court of Appeal in the Integral Home Loans case provides further guidance for the mortgage industry in negotiating broker and management agreements.

This paper aims is to provide some insights and commentary into the role of a surety in a syndicated bank facility.

The inquiry will examine the overall effectiveness, impact and shortcomings of the employee share scheme tax rules.

On Wednesday 11 October, the Queensland Government introduced the Revenue and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2006 (Bill) into parliament.

A person may only register if they believe on reasonable grounds that they will hold a security interest for their benefit.

Fundamental reasons for adding personal property security to a loan, and how it can add real value.

Private fund managers are currently experiencing a range of legal issues affecting their funds as a result of COVID-19.

Following the decision to list on the ASX, there are a number of steps that a company must take before it can list. Both the Corporations Act and the ASX Listing Rules set out the requirements that must be met.

An agistment is when you let someone graze their stock on your land for reward.

Use these unprecedented times as an opportunity to strategise and improve your business processes, systems and structure.

The decision is unsurprising but provides judicial confirmation of what was a commonly held understanding of fixtures.