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This decision delivered a blow to holders of convertible notes, with little hope of recovering any of their investment.

The Situation: In the recent decision of Morton as Liquidator of MJ Woodman Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd v Metal Manufacturers Pty Limited [2021] FCAFC 228...

The ruling provides guidance on the threshold for establishing a MAC.

During this time of economic uncertainty, consider each debt and your strategy for debt recovery on a case by case basis.

Recently, the Treasury issued a position and consultation paper titled 'Insider Trading', which sought public comments on how the government should deal legislatively with recommendations made by the Corporations and Markets Advisory Committee (CAMAC) in its 2003 report on insider trading.

Report 805 – Falling Short: Compliance with the small amount credit contract obligations

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

The ASFI Taxonomy provides a set of common definitions for sustainable economic activities.

Lenders must ensure that assignment clauses in their documents are broadly drafted to assign their rights uninhibited.

Australia's big banks have issued certified green bonds, as well state governments, property funds and a university.

A green bond is a debt financing instrument, where the proceeds are to be used to fund climate change projects.

Before lending money to your adult children, it is useful to consider everybody's current and future circumstances.

The concept of unconscionable conduct has, in recent times, been increasing in prominence, both as a regulatory enforcement tool...

There has been some confusion about whether debts which arise under Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) (the SOPA) can be enforced using a statutory demand.

When winding up a company, liquidators must distribute any surplus funds following the satisfaction of any secured debts.

If a business owes you money, you have the option to have them wound up. Winding up a company that owes your business money is very serious.