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Article provides small businesses with a practical insight into what these changes mean.

Security interests in each individual short-term rental that is hired out may not have to be registered on the PPSR.

It remains a contentious Bill, with Labor continuing to push for changes to the laws and releasing a dissenting report.

This article addresses some of the practical issues in advising clients on the operation of Personal Property Securities Act 2009. .

This article examines how the PPSA rules should be applied, and how much they represent a departure from previous law.

If done properly, PPSI registrations can help construction contractors in the event of their principal's insolvency.

This Tax Brief analyses the judgment and considers some of its implications for innovative financing instruments.

This article notes the application of the new PPSA rules, and how the courts interpret the departure from previous law.

The article explains security interests in personal property under the Personal Properties Securities Act.

The Australia Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) has published a report on its regulatory interventions made between 1 July 2022 and 31 March 2023 in relation to greenwashing concerns...

The temporary perfection grace period for transitional security interests ("TSI") provided under the PPSA will end soon.

These new laws will be welcome, with proprietary companies representing over 99% of companies in the Australian market.

ASIC has taken steps to close a loophole in the capital raising rules, by requiring a compliant disclosure document.

The foreign financial services provider regime introduces three new exemptions and mandatory ASIC notification requirements, commencing April 8, 2027. Firms providing services that touch Australia—even offshore—face timing risks as existing relief expires March 31, 2027. Understanding eligibility pathways and operational readiness for the transition window is now critical for foreign financial services providers.

Failure by the company to register its interest on the PPSR in equipment it leased resulted in a loss of the equipment.

With the trend towards globalisation, issuers of securities could look for funding in increasingly diverse markets.

Despite that, the applicant failed to prove loss on the basis of market-based causation and so-called "inflation" of the share price.