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    Misleading Demand Messaging In A Capital Raising: Does A Failed Deal End The Risk?

    Australian securities law does not require a capital raising to succeed for misleading conduct to breach the law. ASIC can pursue regulatory remedies without proving investor loss, while private damages claims require proof that the contravening conduct caused the loss. This analysis examines the legal framework through the lens of the withdrawn Firmus float.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Ironbridge Legal
    Ironbridge Legal
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    Australian Restructuring And Insolvency Guide Series – Part 6

    This guide examines creditor remedies in Australian insolvency proceedings, covering secured creditor enforcement rights, receiver appointments, unsecured debt recovery mechanisms...
    AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Ironbridge Legal
Ironbridge Legal

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