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Consideration of Phoenix Constructions Case allowing creditors recourse directly against director.

Sydney, 29 January 2020: Lockton Companies Australia Pty Ltd expands its employee benefits team through its acquisition of WCD, which took effect on this month.

The Coalition government promises to establish new public-private funds to assist small and family businesses.

What has changed from the original Corporations Act Amendment Bill? Includes inks to previous related articles.

It's AGM season for public companies with a June year end, and there are lots of things organisations should consider when preparing for their AGM.

In this episode of Deal Talk, partners Kam Jamshidi and Andrew Bradley explore the opportunities for M&A in the Australian financial services sector.

Against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty, regulatory change and economic volatility, Australian private M&A proved remarkably resilient in 2025. The return of the billion-dollar deal, sustained private capital deployment and an increased focus on deal certainty defined the market.

Access our latest Economic & Market Outlook for an update on the Australian and International economy.

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues present significant risks and opportunities for organisations.

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues are critical for all boardroom leaders today who are focused on long-term value creation.

In this episode of On Just Terms, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer disputes partners Jason Betts and Bryony Adams speak with Brendan Thomas, CEO of AUSTRAC...

Making sure that you are prepared for sale will smooth the process and result in a better outcome, and a better price.

Global growth remains mixed and uneven. Nevertheless forecasts remain positive, albeit below trend.

Consumer sector companies that focus on the relational – rather than transactional – aspects of employee relationships will have the edge in 2022.

Discussion about the risks many small to medium enterprise businesses face following the latest period of economic upheaval.

On 31 July 2025, the Australian Senate officially re-adopted its inquiry into greenwashing, which had previously lapsed at the end of the 47th Parliament in March 2025.

While previously climate change risks were a non-financial problem, APRA is explicit that this is no longer the case.